Thread: [Solved] if/then/else and blanks
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Old 02-03-2017, 01:54 PM
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Originally Posted by jmunro10 View Post
1. can you explain #3 a bit more - how to move a paragraph break into field code?
You could drag it, cut & paste it, etc. Whichever you prefer. You could even build the IF field around it or create a new one within the field code and delete the one following it, but neither of those approaches is described in the instructions.
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2. where do i put the \b in a if/then/else notation?
{if {mergefield colum4} = "1" "Graduate English Language Test" ""}
You don't - the \b and \f switches are alternative means of displaying conditional content with the mergefield.
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