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![]() It's a whole lot simpler than that: {IF{MERGEFIELD dollaramount \# 0}> 650000 "text3" {IF{MERGEFIELD dollaramount \# 0}> 417000 "text2" "text1"}} I can't see where {MERGEFIELD program} has a role.
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The program field comes into play because I have several different programs that can also impact the text. 1/1 3/1 5/1 and 7/1. The program in conjunction with the amount determines the text that is used. the group of three alternatives i posted are repeated for each of the programs. |
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