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JB reluctantly from WP
Hello,
I have an Excel database file, and am merging into a Word document. I am
familiar with Word's merge process. I am using Excel 2002 and Word 2002.
I have a field in the database containing a cell phone number (ex:
555-1212), and need to differentiate between personal and company-provided
cell phones in my final Word document. I need your help to tell me the
easiest way to do this.
Can I format the text in the Excel file (i.e., underline or bold)? Or
should I instead have a separate field in the database indicating the
different ones, and then create an IF THEN statement in my Word document? In
documents created in the past (not using merge), the best result is for the
text to be underlined (or text color change) given the limited amount of
space in my document.
Any help will be very appreciated!
Thank you,
~Julie
I have an Excel database file, and am merging into a Word document. I am
familiar with Word's merge process. I am using Excel 2002 and Word 2002.
I have a field in the database containing a cell phone number (ex:
555-1212), and need to differentiate between personal and company-provided
cell phones in my final Word document. I need your help to tell me the
easiest way to do this.
Can I format the text in the Excel file (i.e., underline or bold)? Or
should I instead have a separate field in the database indicating the
different ones, and then create an IF THEN statement in my Word document? In
documents created in the past (not using merge), the best result is for the
text to be underlined (or text color change) given the limited amount of
space in my document.
Any help will be very appreciated!
Thank you,
~Julie