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Hi,
I'm doing a mail merge on Word with a database from Excel (version 2007) and there is a set number of fields that I'm getting data in for the letters I'm creating. The issue is that for some of the letters/people, some fields don't really apply... so can I create a rule for blank fields (whenever blank or "0") so it ommits those irrelevant fields for a given person? Say we had a table with scores: Math - 86 English - 64 Arts - blank/0 (because it's not applicable to this specific person, but can be for other people in the merge letter) Physics - 92 Can we have the field "Arts" being fully ommitted and "Physics" coming after "English"? How can I do this on word through the rules? Thanks in advance, Claudia |
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