This probably is most useful for text elements that don’t have any dynamic expressions. But for text elements that by default have a lot of dynamic expressions, I think that it would save some time if the Text multiline input auto-populated with the element’s default Text.
For example, in this expression, I have a couple dynamic expressions and rich text formatting:
I think that it would be helpful to have a small button such as ‘edit default’ beneath the multiline input so that I could start with these expressions as the initial content for the conditional instead of recreating the expressions:
@JohnMark Right! I do that too with multiple conditionals!
But I didn’t realize this until your comment, you can right-click any area outside of the dynamic expressions and rich-text formatting, in the input, and click ‘copy’ (not ‘copy expression’):
How did I not know this? An amazing discovery! Yay for time saved!