Which syntax is used to denote a parameter for display with exclamation marks and vertical bars?

Which syntax is used to denote a parameter for display with exclamation marks and vertical bars?

• A. |!ParamView!|
• B. |ParamView|
• C. ParamView
• D. !ParamView!

Answer: (A)

To display a parameter value in OneStream, you use a display token that the renderer substitutes at run time. The token must be surrounded by vertical bars and have exclamation marks around the parameter name. That combination—|!ParamView!|—signals the system to replace ParamView with its current value when rendering. The bars mark the token, and the exclamations explicitly indicate a parameter reference. Without the exclamations (|ParamView|), it’s treated as literal text. Without the bars, ParamView is just plain text. And with exclamations but no bars (!ParamView!), it isn’t recognized as a proper display token. So |!ParamView!| is the correct format.

To display a parameter value in OneStream, you use a display token that the renderer substitutes at run time. The token must be surrounded by vertical bars and have exclamation marks around the parameter name. That combination—|!ParamView!|—signals the system to replace ParamView with its current value when rendering. The bars mark the token, and the exclamations explicitly indicate a parameter reference. Without the exclamations (|ParamView|), it’s treated as literal text. Without the bars, ParamView is just plain text. And with exclamations but no bars (!ParamView!), it isn’t recognized as a proper display token. So |!ParamView!| is the correct format.