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Added {index} and {absolute_index} variables to {exp:channel:entries} tag #742

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Added {index} and {absolute_index} variables to {exp:channel:entries} tag #742

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**BONUS:** Since the Search module utilizes channel variables, {absolute_count} is also available to the Search Results tag.

### `{absolute_index}`

Similar to `absolute_count` but starts at 0 instead of 1. So the first entry will have value of "0" and the second entry will have a value of "1" etc.

### `{absolute_results}`

This variable will always display the absolute total number of results that are returned by the tag, regardless of pagination.
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The date on which the entry was last edited in GMT. This variable is **not** localized for each user's date settings. See [Date Variable Formatting](templates/date-variable-formatting.md) for more information.

### `{index}`

Similar to `count` but starts at 0 instead of 1. So the first entry will have value of "0" and the second entry will have a value of "1" etc.

### `{ip_address}`

The IP address of the author when they posted the entry.
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