Formatting (Characters category in Variable Wizard) contains symbols that can be used for text formatting in plain text files and emails. They can not be easily entered by standard keyboards.
The formatting symbols can be used in numerous Actions (for example, Execute Script Action) to decorate or prettify the script output.
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Bullets
| Bullets | Details |
|---|---|
| Interpunct | · The Interpunct character (also known as Middle Dot, Center Dot, or Period Centered) that can not be entered using a keyboard. Unicode: |
| Bullet | • A regular bullet character. It can be used to format list elements. Unicode: |
| Square | ◾ A square bullet is alternative to the standard bullet. Unicode: |
| Circle | ● A larger bullet character (circle). It can be combined with the White circle to create black and wite text dashboards. Unicode: |
| White circle | ○ A White bullet (usually shown as an outline) can be used as an alternative to the regular bullet symbol. Unicode: |
| Adjust | Make quick variable adjustments by setting a different display name. |
Hyphens
| Hyphens | Details |
|---|---|
| Dash | - A regular dash character. Unicode: |
| En dash | – The En dash is commonly used to indicate a range of values. Unicode: |
| Em dash | — The Em dash is longer than En dash—and is used to mark a break in sentences. Unicode: |
| Horizontal bar | ― The Horizontal bar (aka Quotation dash) character is different from the Dash, En dash, and Em dash. It has a unique Unicode code point and it usually introduces quoted text. Unicode: |
Sentences
| Sentences | Details |
|---|---|
| Ellipsis | … The Ellipsis character consists of 3 dot symbols that occupy space of one Unicode character. Unicode: |
| Inverted interrobang | ⸘ The Inverted interrobang consists of the inverted question and exclamation marks in one Unicode character. Unicode: |
| Inverted exclamation | ¡ The inverted exclamation mark. Unicode: |
| Inverted question | ¿ The inverted question mark. Unicode: |
Paragraphs
| Paragraphs | Details |
|---|---|
| Pilcrow | ¶ The Pilcrow character (aka Paragraph mark) is used to mark the start of a paragraph. Unicode: |
| Reversed pilcrow | ⁋ The reversed Pilcrow character. Unicode: |
| Section | § The Section character marks the start of a section. Unicode: |
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