While it would be useful to directly concatenate to form a property name within a text area, here is another idea that I have.
You could get parts of the names (as strings) and concatenate them to a longer string. Then you could use that longer string as a property name, by passing it to the GET formula, along with the parent shape object. For example, something like this may work: ``` "text": "{{=GET(PARENT, CONCATENATE(\"out\", @i))}}", ```
If this doesn’t work for you, I can try to modify this for your specific use case. If you have any questions about it, please let me know -- thank you!
While the current functionality doesn't support dynamic concatenation of property names within the textarea, leveraging data linking or scripting can offer more scalable solutions for the scenario.
Hope this helps - Happy to help further!! Thank you very much and have a great one! Warm regards
As a workaround, you can concatenate text and formula results, within the template string. For example, for your case, you can do something like ``` text: ‘out{{=@i}}’, ``` to wrap the text and index together.
If this doesn’t work for your use case, let me know! Other workarounds might be possible, and I’m happy to discuss them.
While it would be useful to directly concatenate to form a property name within a text area, here is another idea that I have.
You could get parts of the names (as strings) and concatenate them to a longer string. Then you could use that longer string as a property name, by passing it to the GET formula, along with the parent shape object. For example, something like this may work: ``` "text": "{{=GET(PARENT, CONCATENATE(\"out\", @i))}}", ```
If this doesn’t work for you, I can try to modify this for your specific use case. If you have any questions about it, please let me know -- thank you!
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