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| excerpt | Answer To access Scaffolding data, use the 'data:' prefix, made available by the Scaffold Data Supplier . For example if you have a [text-data] field called 'My Text' you would access it using: {noformat}{report-info:data:My Text}{noformat} This works the same way for any of the other data types such as [number-data] or [date-data]. One type to be aware of is that used by [list-data]. It stores its values in [Reference|Reference Supplier] objects. Also, if the {{list-data}} is set to 'multiple=true', it will store a [List|Collection Supplier] of [References|Reference Supplier]. |
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