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Julie ~ Former WordPERFECT user.
Attempting to soak up all the knowledge from other generous Word & Excel
users to make my job easier.
Hi Julie,
Assuming you mean that you only want to suppress the line if the City, State and Zip Code are all *blank*, you could code the field
like:
{IF{QUOTE "{MERGEFIELD City}{MERGEFIELD State}{MERGEFIELD Zip_Code}"}= "" "" "¶{IF{MERGEFIELD City}<> "" "{MERGEFIELD City}
"}{IF{MERGEFIELD State}<> "" "{MERGEFIELD State} "}{MERGEFIELD Zip_Code}"}
and attach it to your {MERGEFIELD Address} line. Note the absence of spaces between the fields embedded within the QUOTE field, and
the '¶'. You'd insert a real paragraph mark or line-feed into the code at the '¶' point.
Cheers

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macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
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> Hello,
>
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> I would like to tell the fourth line to skip if it is blank. Any help would
> be appreciated. Thank you!
Julie B - 27 Mar 2008 18:30 GMT
Macropod,
Thank you sooooo much! I squealed with delight when it worked, because I
had been trying to figure out something on my own for days.
I just love coming to these discussion boards to find people who know
everything about the programs that I despise. It helps me do my job better!
Thanks again!!!

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Julie ~ Former WordPERFECT user.
Attempting to soak up all the knowledge from other generous Word & Excel
users to make my job easier.
> Hi Julie,
>
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> > I would like to tell the fourth line to skip if it is blank. Any help would
> > be appreciated. Thank you!