# Variable Fields

You may wish to personalise your emails with variable fields whose content will change depending on recipient information. Postman allows you to do this by the following steps:

1. Use double curly brackets **{{ }}** in the message template to indicate a variable field (see the screenshot below for an example). The field will be populated with the recipient's unique test result as reflected in your CSV file (see step 2).

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2\. In the same CSV file that you upload with recipient information (in step 3 of the campaign creation flow), include the corresponding variable field names and the accompanying information for each unique recipient.

* text in the variable content fields should *not* have spacings - instead, replace spacings with underscores e.g. instead of "test result", the variable field in the message template *and* your CSV file should reflect "test\_result".
* by convention, all text content in variable fields must be in *small letters.*

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