# UNESCAPE\_HTML

| **Description** | The **`UNESCAPE_HTML()`** function is used to reverse the process of escaping HTML characters. It converts HTML escape sequences back to their original characters in a text string. This function is valuable for decoding HTML-escaped text and displaying it in its human-readable form. |
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| **Syntax**      | UNESCAPE\_HTML(**`text`**)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  |

1. **`text`**: The input text string containing HTML-escaped characters that you want to unescape.

## Example

### Table

| ID | HTML Text                       |
| -- | ------------------------------- |
| 1  | \<p>This is a \<p> tag.\</p>    |
| 2  | \<b>Bold\</b> & \<i>Italic\</i> |
| 3  | No HTML-escaping here!          |

### Function

```
UNESCAPE_HTML(`HTML Text`)
```

### Results

| UNESCAPE\_HTML (text)           |
| ------------------------------- |
| \<p>This is a \<p> tag.\</p>    |
| \<b>Bold\</b> & \<i>Italic\</i> |
| No HTML-escaping here!          |
