Initial price	£199,995
11/06/24	£192,500
Price Change	-3.75%

``` I've tried to use the `[INST]` and `<>` tags as per your example but I'm getting an error saying `[INST]` is not defined. Am I missing something here? Comment: The `[INST]` and `<>` tags are used in a specific context, which seems to be a templating system you're working with. If you're using a markup language or a templating engine that supports these tags, you need to ensure that you're using them correctly and that the engine is properly set up to interpret them. If you're writing a script or a program, make sure that the tags are recognized by the system you're working with. If it's a custom system, you might need to define `[INST]` somewhere in your code or configuration. Comment: It looks like you're using a templating system that uses those tags. If you're writing a script or a program that processes this text, you need to ensure that the tags are being handled correctly by the templating engine you're using. If you're using a third-party library or framework, make sure you've imported or set it up correctly according to its documentation. If it's a custom system, you'll need to define how those tags should be replaced or processed. Comment: It seems like you're using a specific templating system that I'm not familiar with (as it's not a standard markup like Markdown or reStructuredText). The `[INST]` and `<>` tags are typically used in systems like JINJA or similar templating engines. You need to ensure that the system you're using to process the template is properly set up to handle these tags and replace them with the appropriate content. If you're working with a web framework (like Django or Flask), make sure you're using the correct templating engine and that it's configured to recognize these tags. Comment: The error message `[INST]` is not defined suggests that the templating engine you're using does not recognize `[INST]` as a known tag or variable. This could be because the tag is not defined in the scope where it's being used, or because the templating engine hasn't been properly set up or imported. You'll need to