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    I apologize for the title of the post. Kind of hard to nail down how to ask this.

    I have a set of chunks that I want users to pick from within the ListBox TV. I'm using @CHUNK but the labels are not very user friendly.

    Right now my list looks like this:

    • none
    • @CHUNK attorneyBlogCallout_PTAB
    • @CHUNK attorneyBlogCallout_immigration

    How can I modify this to show something easier to understand but still retain the @CHUNK values? Like this:

    • none
    • PTAB Blog
    • Immigration Blog

    Thanks

    This question has been answered by jeffsydor. See the first response.

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      In your input values just put

      PTAB == [[$attorneyBlogCallout_PTAB]] || Immigration == [[$attorneyBlogCallout_immigration
      ]]
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        Quote from: lkfranklin at May 17, 2018, 09:21 AM
        In your input values just put

        PTAB == [[$attorneyBlogCallout_PTAB]] || Immigration == [[$attorneyBlogCallout_immigration
        ]]

        Sorry that doesn't seem to work. The chunk isn't passing.

        But just replacing the [[$attorneyBlogCallout_PTAB]] with the @CHUNK alternative does!

        Thanks for the help LK!