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Originally Posted by gmayor
This presumably results from how you inserted the date, with a field that prompts for the date. Use a CreateDate field with a formatting switch instead. e.g. { CREATEDATE \@ "MM/dd/yyyy" } or wrap a Date field in a Quote field - { QUOTE { DATE } }
Either field will convert to text when merged.
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A CREATEDATE field will output the date the mailmerge main document was created, not the date of the mailmerge. The { QUOTE { DATE } } construction will output the date of the mailmerge, but pop-ups would normally only come into consideration of the user wants a different date.
09-01-2015, 06:39 PM
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