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robert - 13 Aug 2004 12:17 GMT
i'm trying to do a mail merge using data from an access
database that includes tickbox fields.  when i merge
these, i get the values 'true' or 'false'.  but, is there
any way to do the merge so that tick boxes are displayed
in the word document?

thanks!

Robert
Doug Robbins - 14 Aug 2004 02:47 GMT
Use an If ... Then ... Else field construction, inserting the appropriate
wingdings symbol for the true and false results.

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> i'm trying to do a mail merge using data from an access
> database that includes tickbox fields.  when i merge
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> Robert
Tina Wishart - 09 Sep 2004 15:20 GMT
> > i'm trying to do a mail merge using data from an access
> > database that includes tickbox fields.  when i merge
> > these, i get the values 'true' or 'false'.  but, is there
> > any way to do the merge so that tick boxes are displayed
> > in the word document?

> Use an If ... Then ... Else field construction, inserting the appropriate
> wingdings symbol for the true and false results.

Doug

You have answered EXACTLY the question I was going to ask myself, but
unfortunately I am not sure how to formulate the "if, then, else"
statement. Are you able to be a little bit more specific? I am
"fighting" Office 2003 at the moment and find the "mail merge" far
less userfriendly than in previous versions. :o(

Thanking you, in anticipation.

Tina
Tina Wishart - 09 Sep 2004 15:45 GMT
> Use an If ... Then ... Else field construction, inserting the appropriate
> wingdings symbol for the true and false results.

Doug

No need to reply to my previous message, as I have found the answer -
YIPPEEEEEEEEE.

The answer was here:
http://groups.google.co.uk/groups?q=tick+box+with+mail+merge&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&
selm=36d858e6.12065508%40n3.idirect.com&rnum=6


Thanks

Tina

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