Attachment name

I seem to having issues naming my PDF file in an email attachement, the main address is missing ([_thisrow].[House Number/Plot]," “,[_thisrow].[Street Name/Reference],” ",[_thisrow].[Postcode])? however if i use the same formula below in creating a file then it works fine?

Create file formula:

“Installation report For “&CONCATENATE([thisrow].[Customer Name],"”,[thisrow].[RTT Job Number],"”, [_thisrow].[House Number/Plot]," “,[_thisrow].[Street Name/Reference],” “,[_thisrow].[Postcode],”_Door Seal Ref ",[_thisrow].[Door / Seal ref])

Create Email PDF

Installation report For <<CONCATENATE([thisrow].[Customer Name],"“,[thisrow].[RTT Job Number],"”, [_thisrow].[House Number/Plot]," “,[_thisrow].[Street Name/Reference],” “,[_thisrow].[Postcode] ,”_Door Seal Ref ",[_thisrow].[Door / Seal ref])>>

Thanks

FYI: you don’t need all of that [_thisrow] stuff inside your formula. You
only need to use that whenever you’re in a dual context situation.

Best
Matt

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Thanks Matt,

Sorted the issue now I needed to create a VC in the main report table and refer to that.

Thanks anyway

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I’m not completely aware of your current setup but adding random VCs is not the answer, at least the majority of the time.

As told by @MultiTech , you should have something like:

Installation report For <<CONCATENATE([Customer Name],"_",[RTT Job Number],"_", [House Number/Plot]," ",[Street Name/Reference]," ",[Postcode] ,"_Door Seal Ref ",[Door / Seal ref])>>
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