I want to say: IF MERGEFIELD region = 1 or IF MERGEFIELD state = 3, then
type "You qualify."
I know how to do it if there is only 1 criteria, but can't figure out the OR
part:
{ IF MERGEFIELD region = 1 "You qualify." }
TIA,
Kathy
Peter Jamieson - 14 Aug 2007 00:14 GMT
In this case you could use
{ IF { MERGEFIELD region } = 1 "You qualify" "{ IF { MERGEFIELD state } = 3
"You qualify" "" }" }
You can also use { COMPARE }, e.g. if region = 1 then
{ COMPARE { MERGEFIELD region } = 1 }
results in 1 if region = 1 and 0 otherwise. So you can then use
{ IF "{ COMPARE { MERGEFIELD region } = 1 }{ COMPARE { MERGEFIELD state } =
3 }" <> "00" "You qualify" "" }
or if you prefer you can use an { = } field to do either an "or" or a
calculation, then test the result. The approach that is most easily extended
to more conditions is probably
{ IF { ={ COMPARE { MERGEFIELD region } = 1 } + { COMPARE { MERGEFIELD
state } = 3 } } > 0 "You qualify" "" }
All the {} need to be the special field braces that you can insert using
ctrl-F9
Peter Jamieson
>I want to say: IF MERGEFIELD region = 1 or IF MERGEFIELD state = 3, then
>type "You qualify."
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> TIA,
> Kathy
Kathy Webster - 14 Aug 2007 16:49 GMT
Perfect! thank you!
Kathy
> In this case you could use
>
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>> TIA,
>> Kathy
Graham Mayor - 14 Aug 2007 07:06 GMT
See also Testing for a value in one of several fields.at
http://www.gmayor.com/formatting_word_fields.htm

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> I want to say: IF MERGEFIELD region = 1 or IF MERGEFIELD state = 3,
> then type "You qualify."
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> TIA,
> Kathy