An ASK field merely prompts for information to be entered in a bookmark. To
insert the content of a bookmark, you need a REF field.

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Sorry can you expand on that a little more.
> An ASK field merely prompts for information to be entered in a bookmark. To
> insert the content of a bookmark, you need a REF field.
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> > Any help would be great.
Albert - 10 Aug 2006 16:36 GMT
One thing you can do to solve your problem is creating one or more columns on
your database which include the miscelaneous data. If for a given recipient
there is no miscelaneous data, then leave it empty for that record. That way
you won't have to make the merge stop at a given point.
Doug Robbins - Word MVP - 10 Aug 2006 18:44 GMT
You can use a fill-in field in the mailmerge main document for this purpose,
making use of one or more of the merge fields to display sufficient
information about the record that is being merged so that you will be able
to determine what information you need to enter. The field construction
would be as follows:
{ FILLIN { MERGEFIELD "fieldname" } }
You must use Ctrl + F9 to insert each pair of field delimiters { } and you
use Alt+F9 to toggle off their display.
When you execute this merge, a dialog box will appear with a prompt that
will include the data from the Merge field and a space into which you can
insert the miscellaneous data

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> Sorry can you expand on that a little more.
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Graham Mayor - 11 Aug 2006 06:30 GMT
If you respond to an ASK field the response is stored in a bookmark. That
bookmark content does not appear in the document by itself. To place the
content of a bookmark you would insert a REF field {REF Bookmarkname}.
It is possible to have that bookmark available to all records by using an \o
switch or prompt for a new one for each record - see word help under ASK

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