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Ajit_Tr
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How do I get all the macro(Customisation parameter) available for a given email address?

  • April 4, 2023
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    Best answer by akshaaga

    Hi @ajit_tr ,

    To retrieve all the available macros or customization parameters for a given email address, you can follow these steps:

    1. Log in to Adobe Campaign using your credentials.
    2. Navigate to the "Administration" tab in the top menu bar and click on it.
    3. In the "Administration" tab, click on "Configuration" to expand the configuration settings.
    4. Under "Configuration," click on "Platform" to access platform-level settings.
    5. Under "Platform," click on "Customization parameters" to view all the available macros or customization parameters.
    6. In the "Customization parameters" page, you can find a list of all the available macros or customization parameters that can be used in email content, subject lines, or other parts of the email templates.
    7. You can search for specific macros or customization parameters related to the recipient's email address by using the search bar or by manually browsing through the list.
    8. Once you have identified the relevant macros or customization parameters, you can use them in your email templates to personalize the content for the recipients.

    Note: The available macros or customization parameters may vary depending on your Adobe Campaign configuration and version. It's recommended to consult Adobe Campaign documentation or seek assistance from your Adobe Campaign administrator for specific details related to your setup.

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    david--garcia
    david--garcia
    Level 10
    April 5, 2023

    Not sure what you are referring to but, there is just one function to retrieve the domain part of an email address

     

    GetEmailDomain Extracts the domain from an email address GetEmailDomain(<value>)

     

    Otherwise, you are looking at treating an email address as a string and then can use all available string functions under the following doc https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/campaign-standard/using/managing-processes-and-data/filtering-data/list-of-functions.html?lang=en

     

     

      akshaaga
      Adobe Employee
      akshaagaAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
      Adobe Employee
      April 11, 2023

      Hi @ajit_tr ,

      To retrieve all the available macros or customization parameters for a given email address, you can follow these steps:

      1. Log in to Adobe Campaign using your credentials.
      2. Navigate to the "Administration" tab in the top menu bar and click on it.
      3. In the "Administration" tab, click on "Configuration" to expand the configuration settings.
      4. Under "Configuration," click on "Platform" to access platform-level settings.
      5. Under "Platform," click on "Customization parameters" to view all the available macros or customization parameters.
      6. In the "Customization parameters" page, you can find a list of all the available macros or customization parameters that can be used in email content, subject lines, or other parts of the email templates.
      7. You can search for specific macros or customization parameters related to the recipient's email address by using the search bar or by manually browsing through the list.
      8. Once you have identified the relevant macros or customization parameters, you can use them in your email templates to personalize the content for the recipients.

      Note: The available macros or customization parameters may vary depending on your Adobe Campaign configuration and version. It's recommended to consult Adobe Campaign documentation or seek assistance from your Adobe Campaign administrator for specific details related to your setup.

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