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09-22-2018, 04:22 PM
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If you need to skip entire labels, you should apply a mailmerge filter with the required criteria, which you do via Mailings|Edit Recipient List>Filter.
As for the field coding I described, see the attached.
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09-23-2018, 12:17 AM
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Thanks, thanks, thanks! The solution was quite obvious, after all... I was doing wrong because I was leaving the line break after the fields instead of deleting it and writing them right after the previous. So I was writing: {IF{MERGEFIELD Titolo}<> "" "{MERGEFIELD Titolo}¶ "}¶ {IF{MERGEFIELD Contenuto... Instead f: {IF{MERGEFIELD Titolo}<> "" "{MERGEFIELD Titolo}¶ "}{IF{MERGEFIELD Contenuto... No comment please.  I just used the same trick also for the "Vecchia segnatura" and "Note alla vecchia segnatura", and everything was perfect. Thanks again!
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