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RUCerius
MS Word Help gives several great examples of using IF...THEN...ELSE with the
=AND operator but I have yet to find a way to compose the statement. I keep
getting: Error! Unknown op code for conditional
As far a 'free' help the closest I have come is Hans from Woody's Lounge who
gave me some great tips.
http://www.wopr.com/cgi-bin/w3t/showflat.pl?Cat=&Board=wrd&Number=504396
Any MVP's out there who can explain to a MS Word Mail Merge newbie how I can
use the =AND and the =OR constructs and also any gotcha's to be careful of?
Someone said you can't go beyond 1 =AND statement in an IF...THEN...ELSE.
(Of course I'd be happy to get 1 to work!).
Here is my 'field construction' as it stands now:
{ IF { =AND ({ COMPARE { MERGEFIELD ID } >= 200000},{ COMPARE { MERGEFIELD
ID } <= 300000} ) } = 1 "OK" "BAD" }
TIA
=AND operator but I have yet to find a way to compose the statement. I keep
getting: Error! Unknown op code for conditional
As far a 'free' help the closest I have come is Hans from Woody's Lounge who
gave me some great tips.
http://www.wopr.com/cgi-bin/w3t/showflat.pl?Cat=&Board=wrd&Number=504396
Any MVP's out there who can explain to a MS Word Mail Merge newbie how I can
use the =AND and the =OR constructs and also any gotcha's to be careful of?
Someone said you can't go beyond 1 =AND statement in an IF...THEN...ELSE.
(Of course I'd be happy to get 1 to work!).
Here is my 'field construction' as it stands now:
{ IF { =AND ({ COMPARE { MERGEFIELD ID } >= 200000},{ COMPARE { MERGEFIELD
ID } <= 300000} ) } = 1 "OK" "BAD" }
TIA