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Heather
I'm working on a massive mail merge project with a lot of nested if
statements.
I have codes like this:
{if {mergefield atype1}="HS" {if {mergefield eval1}="1010" {if
{mergefield evalvalue1}>="90" {includetext c:\\scholar2.doc}""}""}""}
and...
{if {mergefield atype1}="HS" {includetext c:\\frosh1.doc}""}
I'm merging the fields into a template. When I put them in a paragraph,
it seems to break the line at the insertion point so that it looks like
this:
blah blah blah lots of templated text and so on and so forth blah blah
mergfield stuff inserted
Is there something I can do to prevent that? Same thing happens if I
put those two back to back - I still get, essentially, two lines that
are broken.
Thanks in advance for any advice!
Heather
statements.
I have codes like this:
{if {mergefield atype1}="HS" {if {mergefield eval1}="1010" {if
{mergefield evalvalue1}>="90" {includetext c:\\scholar2.doc}""}""}""}
and...
{if {mergefield atype1}="HS" {includetext c:\\frosh1.doc}""}
I'm merging the fields into a template. When I put them in a paragraph,
it seems to break the line at the insertion point so that it looks like
this:
blah blah blah lots of templated text and so on and so forth blah blah
mergfield stuff inserted
Is there something I can do to prevent that? Same thing happens if I
put those two back to back - I still get, essentially, two lines that
are broken.
Thanks in advance for any advice!
Heather