Getting around "Duplicate Email" setting

I used the seconds but that didn't work, some were still caught. I used a unique identifier in the email you can create when loading contacts and using the ExternalDataReference column name in the data set. Include that in the email body and it will bypass the duplicate email filter.

https://www.qualtrics.com/community/discussion/comment/29208#Comment_29208Tonyp I tried the adding the second's time format too but some emails were still caught up as duplicates. Could you please share what sort of unique identifier did you use? or what did you load in the externaldatareference column ? Did you hide the external data reference in the email body?

Look forward to your response.
Thanks a lot!

Does anyone have a screen shot of where they are putting the "time-stamp" to make it unique?

Also make the subject line different besides time-stamp.
I had add a time-stamp but with the subject line being the same the emails were not going out like I thought.

Hello
I have tried changing the email subject line to make it unique when sending to the same email addresses saved in my "contacts list" however the email goes not get sent.
I see mention in the above thread of adding a time stamp however I do not see anywhere in the compose email screen a "text editor"?
Help!!

I have clicked the {A} icon in the top left of the email text editor window.
Select '_Date/Time_' > '_Current Date/Time_' > and the time option that includes seconds.
And changed the email subject line and it will still not send another email in the same day.
Any other solutions?
 

 @tim ozirsky Add random number from 1 to 999999. It should be enough to not get duplicated

${rand://int/1:99999}

Make the text white to hide it

@Nam Nguyen Could you please tell me which code makes the text color in the subject line white?

That works.

Thank you!

@HenrikeS You don’t need code, there’s setting up in the toolbar

@tim ozirsky You’re welcome

@Nam Nguyen 

I meant in the subject line.

But your random number trick seems to work in the email text as well. So indeed I don't need code.

Thanks!

:) h.

@HenrikeS Yeah, either way will get you off the spam radar.