# Fields - Markdown Support

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#### Syntax

You need to add an "!" in front of your field name The final syntax should be: **{!fieldName}**

```
{description} - Regular Field that supports only regular text / number
{!description} - Special field that supports markdown as input
{#!people.description} - Special field in table/section "people" that support markdown syntax as input
```

#### Supported Markdown Tags

Please check: <https://www.markdownguide.org/cheat-sheet/>

Syntax examples:

```
**bold text** -> bold  
*italic text* -> italic  
_underline text_ -> underline  
~~strikethrough text~~ -> strikethrough  
# Heading 1 -> heading 1  
## Heading 2 -> heading 2  
### Heading 3 -> heading 3  
`inline code` -> inline code  
[Link text](https://example.com) -> link text  
![Alt text](image.png) -> alt text  
Line 1\nLine 2 -> newline
```


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