Akshaaga,    So, this function doesn't work in the Enrichment step? Should I open a Support Ticket?   My ultimate goal is this. To convert a number: 1,207.00 so it displays as $1,207.00.  Using the functions in Adobe, always removes the comma-separator. 

Hello,    Does anyone have any documentation on how to correctly format the "FormatCurrency (<Amount>,<Currency>) " function? I've tried to use it and get errors. My Amount is a "Double-precision-number" and I don't know what to use for currency; I've tried USD to no avail.    Please advise. 

I'll try this option. Thank you. 

Thank you for the response. I'm having my team install a PGP utility. 

Can you only perform PGP encryption in ACC? I would like to use WinZip, but it appears you have to have it installed on the instance; same as PGP.  Is that an accurate statement?    

Yes, I was able to get the "Snapshot" activity added to my instance and this is providing the results I desire. 

@Shubham_Goyal__  thanks for your feedback.    I can perform this kind of variable by using the advanced tabs. What I'm looking for is the ability to use this type of function in the Edit tab.    Thank you. 

All,    I was told that you can use the Edit tab of a Campaign, and I've seen it done back when I was just learning the tool. But I can't remember how it's done; can anyone help me? Here's my example below (even though I know it's not correct); but it's something along these lines if I recall.   

@ALangridge    Thank you for looking into this. However, I'm able to create a total number of records rather easy. I actually created the total by using the qty from the transition into the Alert:  instance.vars.totalCount = vars.recCount; this gives me the count I want to display on the email Alert...

@Marcel_Szimonisz     Thank you for the code and direction. I can see it's pulling the data I need, however I'm still a little confused at the direction you provided.    Are you saying that once I create this variable (var res), I then need to run EXEC Sql on the variable in the HTML?   Again - I'm ...