So, if you kind like look at Q3, if you exclude foreign currency, will be anywhere from at the high end of our guidance flattish and to the lower end of our guidance, minus 3%. And then for the full year, we would be growing 5% to 7% in a year where sales are much more modest than the 0% to 1%. So, we feel like we still feel good about that in terms of the ability to still expand margins during the course this year and then at the same time being able to continue to invest in the business, which we’ve talked about — which is important to us to protect the medium and longer term as well, too. But otherwise, no other specific comments, I would say, in terms of details.
Vijay Kumar: Understood. Thanks guys.
Shawn Vadala: Yeah. Thanks.
Operator: Your next question comes from Matt Sykes with Goldman Sachs. Your line is open.
Matthew Sykes: Hi. Good afternoon. Thanks for taking my questions. Maybe for my first one, Patrick, you spent a lot of time and focus on the services portion of the business and you called out some pretty strong growth this quarter for that segment. Could you maybe talk about what your assumptions are for the full year for services growth? And just maybe help us understand a little bit better about the customer dynamic and caution as it relates to services, assuming it’s a little more defensive. Just maybe talk about how you expect that business to perform in this type of environment.
Patrick Kaltenbach: Yeah. Very good question. And hey, I couldn’t be more pleased with the performance of our service business. As you probably recall, we grew 14% in the first quarter. It grew 13% now in the second quarter. So, outstanding performance of the service team. And actually, that’s also a business just to — reminder everybody on the call is where we still over hiring people. So, we’re adding more service technicians to our team, because we see good business momentum there. We see good demand for our customers. We use the opportunity over the last year or two to also extend our service offering in our portfolio. We increased the emphasis on service sales at the point of sales, making sure that we sell more service contracts.
We restructured the quoting process that services are obviously included in the quoting. We trained the service team more team more efficiently on selling, the sales on selling services. So, I think that all really now pays out in the growth we’re seeing in services. And looking at the full year also more strong outlook here. I think for the full year, we’re forecasting high single digits, at least in terms of service growth. Shawn, am I correct on this one?
Shawn Vadala: Yeah. Might even high single digit for Q3 and yeah, might even — yeah, probably might even be high single digit, might even be low double-digit, maybe close to 10%, but yeah, high single to 10%, yeah.
Patrick Kaltenbach: Good. And again, that’s driven by the ongoing momentum. And we see — at the moment, we see really stronger demand than in the product category, and we don’t see a lot of pushback on pricing. And so, I would really see continue — to see that momentum continuing. Of course, we’re also having tougher comparisons as we move between the next couple of quarters as Q3 and Q4 last year also had been already quite strong on service growth. But the underlying momentum is strong. We have an extremely strong service team and we continue to invest in services that we can build, continue to build out that team and make sure that we can serve our customers in the best possible way and deliver an outstanding customer experience. That is really what is differentiating us as a [indiscernible] leader from many of our competitors that compete directly with us in the field is the strength of our service organization.
