I have several conditional formatting statements stacked. I want to suppress the line break if the evaluation is blank.

{IF { MERGEFIELD Eval1} > 0 "{MERGEFIELD Value 1}" ""}
{IF { MERGEFIELD Eval2} > 0 "{MERGEFIELD Value 2}" ""}
{IF { MERGEFIELD Eval3} > 0 "{MERGEFIELD Value 3}" ""}

current output


Not Zero 1

Not Zero 3

desired output
Not Zero 1
Not Zero 3

Put all the fields on the same line and Include the line break within the quotes e.g.


{IF { MERGEFIELD Eval1} > 0 "{MERGEFIELD Value 1}" ""}{IF { MERGEFIELD Eval2} > 0 "
{MERGEFIELD Value 2}" ""}{IF { MERGEFIELD Eval3} > 0 "
{MERGEFIELD Value 3}" ""}

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Thank you for the response! I have tried several variations of this method based on the pinned tips and tricks. It is still problematic in the event the all the evaluations have >0 values or not. I have tried the method you purpose and have also tried to nest the IF statements, but I am ending up with values on the same line or still some with line breaks.

My data is
CAT1 CAT1Value CAT2 CAT2Value CAT3 CAT3Value CAT4 CAT4Value
desc1 $10.00 desc2 $0.00 desc3 $15.00 desc4 $20.00
desc1 $10.00 desc2 $10.00 desc3 $0.00 desc4 $0.00
desc1 $0.00 desc2 $20.00 desc3 $0.00 desc4 $0.00
desc1 $20.00 desc2 $3.00 desc3 $10.00 desc4 $10.00
desc1 $10.00 desc2 $0.00 desc3 $0.00 desc4 $10.00

I am trying to get the first row evaluation to write:
desc1
desc3
desc4

unless I am misunderstanding your recommendation, the results are
desc1
desc3desc4

The line breaks go where I have shown ¶ in the following


{IF { MERGEFIELD CAT1Value } > 0 "{ MERGEFIELD CAT1 } { MERGEFIELD CAT1Value }" }{ IF { MERGEFIELD CAT1Value } > 0 "¶
" }{IF { MERGEFIELD CAT2Value } > 0 "{ MERGEFIELD CAT2 } { MERGEFIELD CAT2Value }" }{ IF { MERGEFIELD CAT2Value } > 0 "¶
" }{IF { MERGEFIELD CAT3Value } > 0 "{ MERGEFIELD CAT3 } { MERGEFIELD CAT3Value }" }{ IF { MERGEFIELD CAT3Value } > 0 "¶
" }{IF { MERGEFIELD CAT4Value } > 0 "{ MERGEFIELD CAT4 } { MERGEFIELD CAT4Value }" }

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Perfect! I was missing the sequence of the conditional statements. Thank you for taking the time on the explanation!