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milco - 21 Aug 2003 15:39 GMT
I am trying to select the following recipients for a
MailMerge. (Using WinXPprof and Word 2002-sp1).

Field A = "R" AND (Field B = non blank OR Field C = non
blank).  No matter how I set the ANDs and ORs within the
MailMergeHelper or MailMerge Recipients I don't get the
proper recipients.

Thanks
Graham Mayor - 21 Aug 2003 16:20 GMT
You can do this with conditional fields - use CTRL+F9 to enter each pair of
field boundaries.

{IF {Mergefield A} = "R" "{IF {Mergefield B} <> "" "Type your result here"
"{IF {Mergefield C} <> "" "Type your result again here"}" }}

Whatever you want to appear when those conditions you have indicated apply,
enter at the two places indicated. If the conditions don't apply nothing
will appear.

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> I am trying to select the following recipients for a
> MailMerge. (Using WinXPprof and Word 2002-sp1).
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Milco - 21 Aug 2003 18:02 GMT
Thanks for the prompt and helpful reply.  I am familiar
with conditional statements and know how to write the
logic.  What I am trying to do is not have to write the
statements for each field printed in a directory but do it
theough the MailMergeRecipients wizard.  Is there any way
to enter the conditional statement in the wizard?

Thanks.
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