Well, thanks anyway. Exchange Server/ Outlook 2003 otherwise seem solid.

"macropod" wrote:

Hi Heliotrope,

The fact you got a case where with no business address at all the company
name showed up suggests there may be something wrong with your data source.
There's no reason I can see why the code would work as advertised. The
presence of Unicode characters shouldn't change that, though I admit I don't
quite know how Word treats them if they appear in the data preceding the
country.

Cheers

--
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]


"Heliotrope" wrote in message
...
Thank you very much. Unfortunately, I could not get this suggestion to
work,
though I tried several permutations in addition. I get inconsistent
results -
even one where with no business address at all the compnay name showed up.
(I
know that's odd) Could this have to do with the character set? I noticed
the
Word file conversion dialogue shows Unicode.

Thanks!

"macropod" wrote:

Hi Heliotrope,

Actually, you don't need to *remove* the country from Business_Address
before making the comparison. All you need to do is to code the field to
disregard it.

An IF test with a wildcard will do the trick. The field construction is:
{IF{MERGEFIELD Business_Address}= "{ MERGEFIELD Mailing_Address }*"
{MERGEFIELD "Company"}}

Cheers
--
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]


"Heliotrope" wrote in message
...
This question derives from the helpful exchange "Conditionally print
outlook
company in mail merge (4/22/06)."

I tried the suggested solution but found that when Business_Address
includes
the country, the routine fails. Here's the key part:
{IF "{ MERGEFIELD "Mailing_Address" }" = "{ MERGEFIELD
"Business_Address" }"
"{MERGEFIELD "Company"}. How do I programatically remove the country
from
Business_Address before making the comparison?