Guys,
You really helped me out with my last blank line suppression question. I
was able to fix all of my label files, as well as some issues I was having in
a mail merge directory. Now, I have one last issue I would like to fix with
the directory. Maybe I can't do it. This directory includes names,
addresses, phone numbers, email addresses and owned vehicles. I have been
able to successfully suppress the blank lines for Address2, Country, Home
Phone and Email. The last line for each listing is a vehicle. Not all
people in the directory have vehicles. I need to suppress this blank line
and have it go to the next listing, like I've shown below:
Smith, James R. (#5767)
1122 S. Muir
Anytown, KS 00000
555-555-1212
email@email.net
1929 F-29 Six 4-door Sedan
Smith, John (#316)
2211 Silver Cedar Rd
Anytown, WI 00000-1111
555-555-1212
email@email.com
Smith, Richard C. (#5650)
1010 S Chestnut
Anytown, KS 00000
555-555-1212
email@email.net
Smith, Ron G. (#623)
N1234 Hwy J
Anytown, WI 00000
Do you understand what I'm trying to do? I need to not have a gap between
entries, like the first two, not like the 2nd, 3rd and 4th entries. I've got
about 1300 entries, so I can't go in and edit out each line indiviually. To
compound the problem, this last line has three data fields:
<Year> <Model> <Body Style>
Is this possible?
Thanks in advance,
Paul
Graham Mayor - 23 Jan 2008 08:06 GMT
It helps people know what you are talking about if you keep to the same
thread, however, what you ask is straightforward
{Mergefield Email}{IF {Mergefield Model} <> "" "[enter]
{Mergefield Year} {Mergefield Model} {Mergefield "Body Style"}"}[enter]
If you have extra space between the entries check that you only have one
paragraph mark at the end of each line, or that there is no spacing added
before/after the paragraph.

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Oldsfan - 23 Jan 2008 14:06 GMT
Thanks, Graham. I started another thread because I thought this was a
different kind of issue, but now that I look at is, I guess it's not, really.
I'll try your solution when I get home. I think I see where I went wrong.
Thanks again for your help. It is greatly appreciated. This has saved me
from so much manual editing, and I'm just a little bit too dumb to figure
this stuff out on my own.
Paul
> It helps people know what you are talking about if you keep to the same
> thread, however, what you ask is straightforward
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