Using Word 2000.
I print an address in my merge letter. But if the address is empty, I
want to slightly change what prints. The address is empty if either
addrln1, city, or st is empty.
your property at 123 Main St, Orlando FL.
versus
your property.
The merge document looks like this.
your propert at <<addrln1>>, <<city>> <<st>>.
How can I change the text if the address is empty?
Thanks
Brenda
Graham Mayor - 14 Mar 2005 13:32 GMT
your property{IF {Mergefield addrln1} <> "" " at {Mergefield addrln1},
{Mergefield city} {Mergefield st}"}.
should do the trick. Enter the field boundaries {} with CTRL+F9 and type the
rest as shown.

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