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Peter Jamieson
 
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Unfortunately you can't do it that way round.

There are several ways you could try this, e.g.

{ IF { MERGEFIELD AlphaCode } = "A"
"TRUE"
"{ IF { MERGEFIELD Alphacode } = "B"
"TRUE" "FALSE" }" }

but extended to C, D and E, or

{ IF { ={ COMPARE { MERGEFIELD AlphaCode } = "A" }+{ COMPARE { MERGEFIELD
AlphaCode } = "B" }+{ COMPARE { MERGEFIELD AlphaCode } = "C" } } 0 "TRUE"
"FALSE" }

also extended to D and E.

Peter Jamieson
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Would appreciate proper syntax for the following "If Statement":

{IF {MERGEFIELD AlphaCode} = "A" or "B" or "C" or "D" or "E"
"TRUE" "FALSE"}

Thanks







 
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