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Patrick Maxon - 13 Dec 2004 21:59 GMT
I have created a form which I am going to mail out to members of a group. I
am merging from a member database to fill out the form as much as I can.
This is for renewing membership into the club. I have a field called
family/single in my database which has an "s" or  a "f" in it. On my form, I
have two fields with checkboxes. One called Family and the other called
Single. Is there a way that I can interrogate the database field and place
an "X" in the appropriate checkbox on the form for family or single during a
merge?

TIA!

Pat
Doug Robbins - 14 Dec 2004 01:00 GMT
Use an If...then...else field.  You will actually need 2 of them

In the Family Checkbox, use

{ IF { MERGEFIELD "family/Single" } = "f" "X" "" }

and in the Single Checkbox use

{ IF { MERGEFIELD "family/Single" } = "s" "X" "" }

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>I have created a form which I am going to mail out to members of a group. I
> am merging from a member database to fill out the form as much as I can.
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> Pat
Patrick Maxon - 14 Dec 2004 01:26 GMT
How do I put this "in" the checkbox? Macro... VB?
> Use an If...then...else field.  You will actually need 2 of them
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>> Pat
Doug Robbins - 14 Dec 2004 02:34 GMT
For the "checkbox", use the cells of a table.

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> How do I put this "in" the checkbox? Macro... VB?
>> Use an If...then...else field.  You will actually need 2 of them
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