Use Alt-F9 to look at your field codes in Word. Where you have e.g.
{ MERGEFIELD mynumber }
change it to
{ MERGEFIELD mynumber \#"0.00" }
These formatting "switches" are described in Word Help
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Peter Jamieson - Word MVP
I used this option quite a lot in a Word2002 environment where I use these
codes. The document is working correct, but after opening in Word 2003 I
don't get the correct formatting. Everything appears just as if there is no
formatting applied!
Any Ideas?
> Use Alt-F9 to look at your field codes in Word. Where you have e.g.
>
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> > decimals places. Is it possible to format the merge
> > field to 2 decimal places?
M.A. van Iperen - 04 Jan 2004 00:01 GMT
Found the solution myself,
It had something to do with the regional settings, I've changed them to
Dutch and now everything is working again.
The original machine had dutch as well, but my new machine was running
english regional settings with some manual made modifications....
Thanx anyway,
Marcel
> I used this option quite a lot in a Word2002 environment where I use these
> codes. The document is working correct, but after opening in Word 2003 I
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> > > decimals places. Is it possible to format the merge
> > > field to 2 decimal places?