Yes, that's exactly what I want. The problem is it's giving me an error instead of appending it on. So there is something wrong with my syntax, but no matter what variation i try, i can't get it right.

What I am trying to do is create a quote (one single quote for one customer) that includes a few different products. The quote displays a bunch of merge fields regarding the customer, and then below it there's a list of items and prices. The problem is that in the top part (that does not repeat, and that's all formatted), within a table of other info, they want to have included specific information that comes from 1 specific product. Which is right in the middle of {If {MERGESEQ} = "1"} then write the customer stuff. but at this point i can't display the info i need off of the 1 product. So what i thought i would do instead would be to traverse through all my records, adding the product info from each record into a variable/bookmark, and also if the record is that one special record, grab the field that i need from that one (into another bookmark). Then display my one-time items (about the customer, and that one special field from the one product), and then display my list of items and prices.

I'm open to other suggestions if there is a better way to accomplish that. But also want to know how to fix my syntax to append on to (to fix the self-reference error).