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In an Access query, I create a field which used the LIKE criteria. The query
returned accurate results. However, when I merged this field into a word
document, it did not merge in the correct values.
Here are the details:
I created the following field in an Access Query:
Company Contact: IIf([Organization] Like "HSBC*" Or [Organization] Like
"Citi*","company coordinator","representative")
The query results were just as expected with all HSBC and Citi records
containing "company coordinator" and all other records containing
"representative" in the Company Contact field. When I merged the Company
Contact field into a word document, every record showed "representative" and
no records showed "company cooredinator". If I exported the query to Excel,
the field merged properly. Does anyone know of a solution to this?
returned accurate results. However, when I merged this field into a word
document, it did not merge in the correct values.
Here are the details:
I created the following field in an Access Query:
Company Contact: IIf([Organization] Like "HSBC*" Or [Organization] Like
"Citi*","company coordinator","representative")
The query results were just as expected with all HSBC and Citi records
containing "company coordinator" and all other records containing
"representative" in the Company Contact field. When I merged the Company
Contact field into a word document, every record showed "representative" and
no records showed "company cooredinator". If I exported the query to Excel,
the field merged properly. Does anyone know of a solution to this?