[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

The following will return 1 if R1RelineType = "Current Config." or is blank
and 2 if it is anything else.

{IF{MERGEFIELD R1RelineType}="Current Config." "1" { IF { MERGEFIELD
R1RelineType } = "" "1" "2" } }



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Doug Robbins - Word MVP, originally posted via msnews.microsoft.com

"MaxArk" wrote in message
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I am extracting data for a mailmerge document from an excel database.
One field of my report (a column ... B1 ... from the database) can be
only one of three values ("Current Config.", a user entered value, or
blank)

I have check boxes in my merge document that use a merge formula to
populate.

Checkbox 1 ("Reline" is checked when B1 = "Current Config.", and
Checkbox 2 is unchecked.

Checkbox 2 ("Changeover") is checked when B1 = any user entered value,
and checkbox 1 is unchecked

If B1 = blank, or empty, both checkboxes are empty.

The merge formula I have established for Checkbox 1 is very
straightforward:

Code:
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{IF{MERGEFIELD R1RelineType}="Current Config." "1" "2"}
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But I'm struggling over the logic behind the formula for checkbox 2 ...
if basically needs to assign 1 when R1RelineType does not = "Current
Config" or is not blank.

Can anyone provide any direction? I'm stumped.

Jenn




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MaxArk