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Eloy - 11 Sep 2006 16:51 GMT
Although otherwise successfully merging Access data, I get a "field
calculation" error message.  All merge fields on word document are merged,
nothing is missing.  Please help.  I am tired of deleting the page that
reports the error messages.
Eloy
Peter Jamieson - 11 Sep 2006 18:25 GMT
Do you have fields that do calculations (i.e. probably { = } fields?

If so, can you eliminate them one by one to detect which field is causing
the problem?

Peter Jamieson
> Although otherwise successfully merging Access data, I get a "field
> calculation" error message.  All merge fields on word document are merged,
> nothing is missing.  Please help.  I am tired of deleting the page that
> reports the error messages.
> Eloy
Eloy - 11 Sep 2006 22:03 GMT
thanks for your response.  I do not have any "calculations" in my merge
fields nor do I have any in my database.  Any other suggestions?

> Do you have fields that do calculations (i.e. probably { = } fields?
>
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> > reports the error messages.
> > Eloy
Peter Jamieson - 11 Sep 2006 23:05 GMT
> Any other suggestions?

Nothing obvious to me!

Let's suppose you start a completely new merge from scratch using your
Access source. Let's suppose you insert one mergefiedl from the data source.
Do you get the same problem?
(or alternatively, what do you have to cut out from your merge to avoid the
problem?)

Peter Jamieson

> thanks for your response.  I do not have any "calculations" in my merge
> fields nor do I have any in my database.  Any other suggestions?
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Eloy - 12 Sep 2006 17:23 GMT
Thanks for your ideas.  I deleted one field at a time but that made no
difference.  The error message was eliminated when I deleted a group of
fields.  I then added each field, one at a time, an it took care of the
problem.  Thanks for your help.
eloy

> > Any other suggestions?
>
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the lisa b. - 27 Sep 2006 15:40 GMT
I have the same annoying problem. I had it in Word 2000 and I have it still
since I've upgraded to 2003. Are you using Excel for your data source? Does
anyone know if this is makes a difference.

> Thanks for your ideas.  I deleted one field at a time but that made no
> difference.  The error message was eliminated when I deleted a group of
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> > >> > Eloy
Peter Jamieson - 27 Sep 2006 17:27 GMT
FWIW I can only imagine that the field that was causing the problem was
hidden - it may be worth checking Word Tools|Options|View|All to see if you
can spot the culprit.

Peter Jamieson

>I have the same annoying problem. I had it in Word 2000 and I have it still
> since I've upgraded to 2003. Are you using Excel for your data source?
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