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 I'm new to Mailmerge. I've tried using an if. I don't know how to do
it correctly but I've tried to follow examples such as this that I got
off the newsgroups:
{IF{MERGEFIELD PRICE} > 50 "replace this" "less than 50"}

Does anyone know of a way to test data in a mergefield and prevent printing
the document if data matches the tested criteria. I have tried an if
statement with <<STOP>> as what to do if the  criteria are met but
unfortunately this doesn't work. Any ideas?

I am merging a label, in Microsoft Word 2003,with a possibility of three
titles, but some of these only have two or one.  I need to keep the lines
that don't have a title to keep the format of the label.  How do I keep the
blank lines when merging this document and printing the ...

What is the maximum # of characters that can be imported in a MSWord mail
merge?

On newer versions of Microsoft Word, when I perform a mail merge from VB, no
Printer Dialog box appears.  I read that the newer versions of word just
print the document and don't display a Printer Dialog box.  Is this true?
If it is, can I get a Printer Dialog Box to appear?

I am running Word 2002 SP3.  I currently print our monthly invoices from a
"flat file" (unnormalized table) in MS Access.  It works great: one invoice
per record.
Now I want to show line items on my invoice.  I think I must somehow add a

I keep losing documents just a few minutes into starting them - a box appears
with runtime error on it and then the document is lost - any ideas on what a
runtime error is and how to correct it

I would like to offer users of the document the chance to browse for a file
perhaps from a userform) that gets imported into the word document (Excel
file, text file etc).
I have tried using variables inside an INCLUDETEXT field or LINK field with

We've been using office 2003 for about a year, and successfully doing mail
merges up to now.  All of the sudden we're getting a error message that word
could not re-establish a dde connection with excel.
Also, if we try to merge via converter, then the number formatting is lost.  

How do I permanently hide the Task Pane, no matter what I do it pops up
everytime I open up a word document.  

I am merging $ and % fields from Excel to Work and I lose formatting during
the merge so that for all $ & % amounts I show decimals even though I need
whole numbers/persentages only.

I am using Word Mail Merge Wizard to create a sheet of lables from an excel
file.
Everything works fine until I preview the sheets, they are blank, but if I
edit my address list everthing is there. I tried printing them and they are

I am trying to create a formated word section using mail merge. I have 3
fields that im importing  (Paragraph ID, Requirement ID, Text) I do not want
to repeat the Paragraph ID if it is the same as the previous Paragraph Id. I
have seen it done a couple years ago but im unable to ...

By merging numeric data (accounting formatted) from Excel into WORD trailing
zero's are not copied to word.
E.g. ? 5,00 becomes ? 5,  and  ? 5,20 becomes ? 5,2 in WORD.
Strangely enough this happens on my PC in the office. If I merge the same