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Fields - Links

You can pass Links as a field value to get the clickable formatted link inside the output Document.

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Last updated 1 year ago

You must add "&" before your field name to achieve that.

So the final syntax should be: {&fieldName}

{&link1} => Pass "https://google.com" to field "link1" => Link: "https://google.com" in output Document
{&link2} => Pass "https://google.com[Google Search]" to field "link2" => Link to google.com with text: "Google Search" in output Document

Links automatically are blue and underlined in the output document. e.g.

You can optionally define a link text by adding custom text in curly brackets: e.g. https://someurl.com[Link Text]

http://google.com