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Wow.
1. When a Yes or No property is set to "Yes," the expression to compare it to is "Y," not "Yes." I hadn't gotten around to researching that particular question yet... 2. The nested brackets ( "{ DOCPROPERTY "_Instructor" } aren't just any curly braces -- they have to be Word's magic field brackets created using Insert -> Field. So. In case this will be of use to anyone else, here's the way to display conditional text using document properties and field codes: { IF { DOCPROPERTY "_Instructor" } = "Y" "(Instructor)" " " \* MERGEFORMAT }where all the brackets are magic and all the spaces are essential. ![]() Thanks for a forum where I could puzzle this out myself! Caroline |
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