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The Shared Email Templates macros are created to help you avoid repetitive actions in your routine correspondence. For example, instead of pasting a certain email address into the Cc or Bcc field, adding some text to a subject line, attaching the same file to your messages over and over again, you can just insert a macro and do that only once.
In the list below, click on a macro to see its description, syntax, and examples of use.
Note. Shared Email Templates for Gmail doesn't support appointments, meetings, mail merge, and signatures.
| Your purpose | Macros you need |
|---|---|
| To change fields and body of email messages, appointments, and meetings |
Add Adds the specified text to the specified field. Fill Insert |
| To attach files and insert pictures |
Attach Attaches the specified file(s) to the current email message, appointment, or meeting. InsertPicture |
| To return values from datasets |
Insert Inserts the text of the specified dataset column by the specified key value. |
| To create interactive fillable fields |
WhatToEnter Adds interactive fillable fields to your templates. WhatToAttach |
| To use regular expressions |
RegexMatch Inserts the specified text if the specified field contains a string that matches the specified regular expression. RegexExtract |
| To add merge fields | MergeField Inserts the contents of the specified column of the mail merge distribution list. |
| Extra |
DisableIf Stops the current template from being inserted if the specified field contains the specified text. Note Clear |
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