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If-fields in a bulleted list in a Word mail-merge document

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Helga.Jewell@ranzcp.org - 16 Jul 2004 01:12 GMT
I have a bulleted list of 6 items which depend on fields
being blank or not blank in an Excel spreadsheet.  The If-
statements work, however, the word document displays blank
lines with bullets.  How can I tell word not to print the
blank lines.  

With thanks for your help.
Regards
Helga Jewell
Graham Mayor - 16 Jul 2004 06:21 GMT
Include the line feed in the conditional result so that it is only present
when the condition is true.
eg
{IF {Mergefield FieldName1} <> "" "
Do this"}{IF {Mergefield FieldName2} <> "" "
Do this"}etc

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> I have a bulleted list of 6 items which depend on fields
> being blank or not blank in an Excel spreadsheet.  The If-
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> Helga Jewell
Helga - 21 Jul 2004 04:48 GMT
Dear Graham
Thank you very much for your advice, however, I still
can't get it to work.  Is there a possibility of sending
you the document and attached spreadsheet sample?  In your
example, what represents the line feed?
Regards
Helga

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Graham Mayor - 21 Jul 2004 07:16 GMT
I am away from my office until the end of next week so I cannot accept
documents at present.
Obviously you need to change the field names to those in your data file and
the curly brackets are inserted with CTRL+F9. The line feed is inserted by
pressing the enter key at the required places. Does that make it any
clearer?

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