Thanks for responding.
Let me clarify a few things in my previous post.

If {Field Rep} = "" AND if {Field Role} = Rec\Rpt\Ord OR Rec\Rpt OR Rpt\Ord OR Ord OR Rec then insert {Field Address} else {AltAdd}.

The above is not the code I used, it only represents what I “want” to use to accomplish something.
“Rep” is the field that has a name OR it is left blank. So if that field is not left blank and if the next field called “Role” has any of the names underlined, then the result would merge from the “Address” field. So it’s a search of the field called Role. If any of the underlined is found, then whatever is in the Address merges ELSE Altname and AltAdd merges.


So, below is the actual code I tried using
{IF{= OR ({ COMPARE {Field Rep} = Rec\Rpt\Ord}, {COMPARE {Field Rep} = Rec\Rpt}, {COMPARE {Field Rep} = Rpt\Ord},{ COMPARE {Field Rep} = Ord}, { COMPARE {Field Rep} = Rec }) {Rep}
{Address}" "
{Altname}
{AltAdd}"}

Yes, I used the brackets which I thought is used if I am using OR to accomplish my goal. The excel only shows what my data choices could be but I am using Word 2016. I “hope” I did not confuse you.