Hi all,
Whilst probably not the most elegant solution, what I have found that works
is a "double if" function which checks whether the value is "0" first, if so
then it will display "No", if the value is not "0", a second if function will
determine if the value is "false" and display "No", otherwise it will display
"Yes".
Regards
Gary
"GaryNSHC" wrote:
I am using this piece of code and am having a little problem with my
mergefields not picking up the correct value for a YES/NO field.
If I use {mergefield name ="false" ...} it doesn't work with single records
but does when I use all records.
BUT ..
When I use {mergefield name = "0" ..} it works for single records but not
for all records.
Whichever way I go, I can't seem to get the word template to pay ball
correctly whether I use a single record or merge all records.
Has anyone else come across this, and if so, how was it resolved?
Regards
Gary
"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote:
See the "Super Easy Word Merge" item at
http://www.members.shaw.ca/AlbertKal.../msaccess.html
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