Using macro that generates a random number
You can use a macro that generates a random number, called RANDOM(X)
. This random number can contain letters and numbers. You decide how many characters long the number should be by specifying the length of the field instead of X
in RANDOM(X)
. You can use this random number macro only as an input value on a data service, and must be wrapped inside {}
to work. You can also use RANDOM
with a combination of a prefix, such as FSH-
, placed before, after, or in between these macros.