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I recently posted a question about making a font Red and Bold by the use if conditional formating in a mail merge. I did receive a useful reply from one user of this forum pointing out the issue was spaces. It was also suggested I could use an alternative syntax.
The original syntax with correct spaces is: {IF {MAILMERGE HR}>80 {MAILMERGE HR} { MAILMERGE HR}} Once I sorted out the correct spaces, this worked. However, using the exact syntax with the correct spaces it does not work for any other field. For example: {IF {MAILMERGE QRS} >15 {MAILMERGE QRS} {MAILMERGE QRS}} It was also suggested I could use the following syntax: {={MERGEFIELD PR}>199 \#"'{MERGEFIELD PR}';'{MERGEFIELD PR}'"} Using this syntax I do not get the error I was getting but I also do not get the bold if the value is greater than that quited. Anybody have any ideas where I am going wrong? The mail merge is linked to an Excel file, Word 2010, Excel 2010, Windows 7 and Windows 8 PC used. Thank you for any advice ![]() |
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