I think I know what your trying to explain, but isn't that assuming that my next paragraph is in the same cell? If each line of text is within a different cell can an empty cell be suppressed

If not thanks for the help anyway, I'll just merge the whole paragraph into the same cell and add the carriage return within the formula

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    ----- Graham Mayor wrote: ----
   
    You are almost there - what you need to do is include the paragraph in th
    field so that there is only a line break when there is content in the fiel
    e
   
     IF { Mergefield Renewal Prem } > 0 "{ Mergefield Renewal_Prem
    " ""
   
    The conditional field goes immediately after the previous field, on the sam
    line
   
   
   
   
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    JimPNicholls wrote
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    >> I'm useing Word 97 and my Datasource is in Excel 97. The letter I'
    > producing is set up in a table. One of the mergefields have th
    > following condition applied to it
    >> { IF { Mergefield Renewal Prem } > 0 "{ Mergefield Renewal_Prem }" "
    >
    >> Obviously from the formula, if the mergefiled is less than or equa
    > to "0", I don't want to output the mergefield. This works fine bu
    > then I'm left with a blank line in my table. Is there any way t
    > remove/supress the blank line if there is no value in it