It is easy enough to configure the fields to omit the blank line eg
{Mergefield LastName}{IF {Mergefield Company} "" "¶
{Mergefield Company}"}¶
{Mergefield PostalAddress}¶
ie you insert the line break in the conditional field result as shown by ¶
You can save the combination of fields as an autotext/autocorrect entry for
ease of re-insertion.
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bsharp wrote:
Thanks, and you are correct, I was using the blocks. Your solution is
a good way to workaround the problem for now.
The reason I like the blocks is when I enter them one at a time, if
there is no company listed, there is a blank field left.
I was able to change them at one time, because the fields I changed
are the ones that I want to change back, but now I can't get the
changes to stick.
If you happen to stumble across how to reset match fields to their
default values, I'd love to hear about it.
"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote:
I guess that you are using the AddressBlock. Instead of doing that,
just insert the mergefields, using their actual names in the
configuration that you want them.
See the following page of fellow MVP Graham Mayor's website:
http://www.gmayor.com/mailmerge_from_outlook.htm
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"bsharp" wrote in message
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I am using Word and Outlook 2007. When I start a merge from Outlook
by selecting the contact from the contact list, then tools, then
mail merge, I
am having this issue. If I start from Word, the issue is not there,
but then
I can't get to my Outlook fields.
I had changed some of the match fields in the recent past, and the
changes stuck. Now I want to revert back to the default settings.
When I make the changes, they don't stick. I am checking "Remember
this matching set" at the
bottom.
Doesn't seem to matter if I load a new document, or open an existing
document. This happens either way.