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I just did this for a custom form. I passed form values to the Thank you page in order to personalize the “Thank You ” page.
One of the fields on the form was “First Name” with a column name of “FirstName”
Redirect To Url: thank-you.aspx?fn={%FirstName%}
And on the Thank You page, you have some static text with this:
Thank You {?fn?}!