My mailmerge document displays the merge field's index instead of data. How
do I avoid this. Using MS Access 2002.
I am not sure what you mean by Index. Maybe what you are saying is that you
are seeing the mail merge field codes. If that is what it is, you can
toggle off their display by using Alt+F9. If that is applicable, it also
indicates that you have not executed the merge, but are merely trying to
preview the results. If you execute the merge, the data will appear in
place of the merge fields.

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> My mailmerge document displays the merge field's index instead of data.
> How
> do I avoid this. Using MS Access 2002.
Victor Lazlo - 17 May 2007 19:58 GMT
thank you. I meant ID field (not Index). The merge documents data source is
a query and the query is based on several tables. One of the tables has a
field and an "ID" field.
> I am not sure what you mean by Index. Maybe what you are saying is that you
> are seeing the mail merge field codes. If that is what it is, you can
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> > How
> > do I avoid this. Using MS Access 2002.
Doug Robbins - Word MVP - 18 May 2007 04:42 GMT
Do you have the right field inserted in the mail merge main document?

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> thank you. I meant ID field (not Index). The merge documents data source
> is
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