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# Editing the Result Record Name Template

This allows you to create a name template for the search result in Slack. \
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For instance, when creating a Contact object, you might want to display the **Name** and the **Email Address** of the contact in your search result. This is helpful as it adds relevant information about the search result.

Here's how you can create/edit a result record name template: 

1. From the DataFetch web interface, select or create a new search object and go to the **Options** tab.
2. In the **Result Record Name Template** box, enter the tag of the data field that you want to include in the template. \
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   For instance, you want to display the name and email address of the contact. You can add the data field tags (i.e.  *{{\[Name]}}* ). You can also format the template as you desire, for example *{{\[Name]}} | {{\[Email]}}* .
3. Click **Save**. 

Here's an example of a search result applying the template *{{\[Name]}} | {{\[Email]}}* for the **Contact** object.

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