=ENCLOSE
The ENCLOSE Function hides the enclosed text from the rest of the function. This is useful when a field token being used in a function contains characters like semicolons or HTML.
Syntax
Section titled “Syntax”=ENCLOSE(ValueYouWantToHide)Parameters
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ValueYouWantToHide
- The value or field token to protect from being interpreted by the surrounding function logic.
How It Works
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Wraps the specified value so it is treated as a single, protected unit.
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Prevents special characters inside the value from affecting the rest of the formula.
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Commonly used when field tokens include semicolons, markup, or other reserved characters.
Usage Notes
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Use ENCLOSE when embedding field tokens inside other formula functions.
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Particularly helpful for text fields containing HTML or list delimiters.
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Formula functions are case sensitive and must be written in ALL CAPS.
Example
Section titled “Example”=ENCLOSE([[Field: symbol (Text)]])
Keywords
Section titled “Keywords”ENCLOSE, hide text, protect value, escape characters, semicolon handling, HTML text, field token protection, workflow formulas, formula function