Local Global Tags are references through to the Local Global variables that are created within Actions.

Local Globals are very much like Super Globals, except that their scope is limited to a single instance of execution of an Action.

You can use Local Global tags anywhere where Tags are accepted.

Local Global Tags use the special opening tag <# and closing tag #>, with cross-hatch signs (#) at the beginning and end of the tag, inside the arrows. Between the tags you need to provide the name of the Local Global in the format <#localglobalname#>.

For example, if you have created a Local Global variable called MyLocalGlobal that you would reference with the tag <#MyLocalGlobal#>. The Local Global will be converted to a string value when the Tag is translated.

You can control the Local Global variable format by providing a display format when you create the Local Global.

Floats and Datetime types will convert using the standard format.