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Skip if - Fill-in

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Pierre - 29 Feb 2008 16:55 GMT
I have a zip code field in my data base.  I would like to use have Fill-in
and Skip If determine what records I use.  

Example:
I would like once the merge document is open for Fill in to prompt "What Zip
Code would you like to Filter for?" then have all records without that Zip
code Skipped.

Question - how would I go about inserting this?

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP - 29 Feb 2008 20:03 GMT
That is not the sort of thing that you can do with Skip if and Fill in
Fields.  It is far better to manipulate the data in the data source.  What
are you using for that?

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>I have a zip code field in my data base.  I would like to use have Fill-in
> and Skip If determine what records I use.
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> Question - how would I go about inserting this?
Pierre - 29 Feb 2008 20:24 GMT
its an Access Database.  So basically I am gonna have to save the merged form
with a SkipIf ????? as many times as I have filters.
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Work is sometimes hard....but someone has to do it.

> That is not the sort of thing that you can do with Skip if and Fill in
> Fields.  It is far better to manipulate the data in the data source.  What
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> > Question - how would I go about inserting this?
Doug Robbins - Word MVP - 01 Mar 2008 21:28 GMT
No!  You would use a query in Access as the data source.  But why not
produce the labels in Access?  It has a very capable Label Report Wizard.

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP

> its an Access Database.  So basically I am gonna have to save the merged
> form
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>> > Question - how would I go about inserting this?

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