Removing a Specific Number of Words in the Beginning of Custom Variables
If you want to edit custom variables, you have several options. Now we have added a new one - removing a specific number of words off a custom variable - from the beginning of it.
If you want to edit custom variables, you have several options. Now we have added a new one - removing a specific number of words off a custom variable - from the beginning of it.
When editing your custom variables so far, you were able to shorten the variable by a specific number of characters and by a specific number of words (both of them from the end). However, from now on you can choose whether you want to remove words of a variable from the end or beginning of it.
It works the same: open the selected function and select a number of words you want to remove:
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