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matman
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It helps, but I actually forgot to mention that I was trying to achieve something like "{!" + fields[0][1] + " #before }"; . The reason I was trying to do it like that was because I wanted to retrieve the value when evaluating it, not before the evaluation. I wanted to expand the fields array up to 90 fields; retrieving 180 field values (current value and #before value) was a bit too much.
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