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# Use string interpolation

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You can format strings in Hypertune with arguments defined in your schema.

To create a formatted string, define an argument on the string field itself or one of its parent fields, e.g. in the `Context`. Then implement the string's logic with a Text Chain expression. Open the menu on the Text Chain to add an empty expression that you can set to an argument.


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