I am writing a script to populate a cell with some information for a mailer. I'm fairly new to this, so am guessing the coding isn't perfect. However, all I really need to achieve is to get a block of text - and it's pretty much there.

The problem is, that when it returns the text it adds a qutoation at start and at the end.

Can someone let me know how to return the text without this.

function MailerText(strMailer, strName) {
  
  if (strMailer === undefined || strMailer === "Ignore") {return ""};
  
  let  varBody
  let  ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet();
  var formS = ss.getSheetByName("Actions");

  
  if (strMailer == 'A Style English') {varBody = formS.getRange('C1').getValue(); varSalutation = formS.getRange('B1').getValue();}
  else if (strMailer == 'A Style German - Female') {varBody = formS.getRange('C2').getValue(); varSalutation = formS.getRange('B2').getValue();};
  
  if (varBody == undefined) {return ""};
  return varSalutation + ' ' + strName + ',' + "\n" + "\n" + varBody; 

}

As requested, here are a few screen shots of the issue:

Image 1: The function call from the cell

Image 2: How it looks in Sheets after the function call

Image 3: What you get when you copy/paste the text into something.