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I am trying to replace {MERGEFIELD Address_3} and {MERGEFIELD "Postal"} with {MERGEFIELD City_state_zip}
Can anyone help me with this? |
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You don't need a macro for that. All you need is Find/Replace!
Ordinarily the field codes for those would look like: { MERGEFIELD Address_3 } and { MERGEFIELD "Postal" } with a single space character before 'MERGEFIELD'. Assuming that is the case, use Alt-F9 to display the field codes, then do a Find/Replace for Find = Address_3 Replace = City_state_zip Find = ^d MERGEFIELD "Postal" Replace = nothing
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Thank you! I feel like quite the idiot, because it is so simple.
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