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Hi,
I finally found a fix for this, it involves a little bit of work in Excel. Basically, find the position of the the decimal place in the number using the =FIND function. Add 2 to this number. Using the =LEFT function, select the number of characters which you have determined above. In the mail merge itself, use switch \# "#,##0.00x" & this will show all of your numbers to 2 decimal places. Hope this will aid other people who have had the same problem as me! Regards, Luke |
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