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There are 2 ways to do the work around:
Option1: def varArray0 = """["${var0}"]"""
Uncheck Quote Value
var0 is the input value, and varArray0 is the output value.
We are “hardcoding” the brackets and quotes around the input value.
This is acceptable if there is only 1 source/input value
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Option2:
def varArray1 = []
var1 = '"'+var1+'"'
varArray1.add(var1.toString())Uncheck Quote Value
var1 is the input value, and varArray1 is the output value
We define varArray1 as an array/list
We are “hardcoding” the quotes around the input value.
This is useful if the input is a looping source field.
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