You're welcome, glad it worked for you. Yeah, #CURRENTSECTION# is indeed a unique variable (at one point, its value couldn't be retrieved from Lua, if I remember correctly), but it's not related to the case above - the idea is the same for all variables or section variables like measures or meters when used in the inline Lua syntax. On a second thought, now that you mentioned it, I think you could even use the nested syntax for all parts, like [&[#CURRENTSECTION]:W], and achieve the same thing, if you wanted to be pedantic about it.This was the solution. Thanks.
I'd actually already checked that page (and searched the forum) but it didn't mention your suggested syntax, instead it lists `[#VarName]` to be used instead of `#VarName#` which I'd tried without it making any difference (and various combinations per the other Nested Variables docs page). While the `[&...` is listed exclusively for measures so wasn't obvious.
Perhaps the `#CURRENTSECTION#` variable is unique in that regard (in that it requires a unique hybrid syntax)? Would be worthwhile added to the docs as some extra example perhaps.
Statistics: Posted by Yincognito — Yesterday, 11:00 am