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Paul, your suggestion worked! but, I had to change the logic slightly so that the before and after text did not populate when there was a null value in the cell.
here's what I ended up using. {IF { MERGEFIELD Cash_Credit \*MERGEFORMAT} = "" "" "Before test {MERGEFIELD Cash_Credit\# $,0.00;;} after text."} Much appreciation to you and this great forum!
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