The correct syntax is as follows. Substitute the correct field names from
your data source as appropriate:
{ Mergefield Address2 } {IF { Mergefield Address 3 } "" "
{ Mergefield Address3 }" }
{ Mergefield Address4 }
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BorisS wrote:
Am having issues with a label print. I have a document which I've set
up as a custom label sheet, with the widths and heights and all that
defined I get the mail merge to work pretty well (in that I do get
records going in order from one label to the next). Only issue is
that I have some rules I need to implement, and don't know how to use
the rule function (this is in '07, FYI).
I need the address field 3 to only show up on a separate 3rd line,
when it is not blank. So I tried to have the cursor at the end of
address line 2, and then set the rule that IF address line 3 was not
blank, then there should be a carriage return inserted (for which I
just entered carriage return in the "insert this text" box). And
otherwise, just enter nothing. Then I entered the address line 3
field on the same line as address line 2, figuring that if it was
blank, it would remain there, and if it was filled, it would have a
carriage return, and then print.
This action seemed to screw my otherwise seemingly good merge (in the
sense that, even with the blank lines for the records with blank
address line 3's, the labels were at least consistently printing).
But it does look odd, since there are many address line 3 fields that
are blank, and the labels don't come out cleanly.
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated, as I'm panicking I
cannot make a deadline tomorrow morning for printing.