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how do i perform a serch and replace in a one specefic mergefield?
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Unfortenately not....
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Why not post your own suggestion for a solution?

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Default search and replace in a mergefield

I am looking for something like ( if Mergefield contains("searchstring")
replace it by "newstring"

bu t i do not know how to do this that is all

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The trouble is that the "field language" does not have a construct that can
do that, which is why I made the other suggestions.

But if you can't use /any/ of those suggestions and you can't modify the
data source then you can't really solve the problem. There is one other
approach involving SQL (which can sometimes be used with a plain text data
source) but it also requires you to use VBA and I get the impression that
you are not allowed to do that.

Peter Jamieson

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I am looking for something like ( if Mergefield contains("searchstring")
replace it by "newstring"

bu t i do not know how to do this that is all

"Peter Jamieson" wrote in
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Why not post your own suggestion for a solution?

Peter Jamieson
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...
Unfortenately not....
"Peter Jamieson" wrote in
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Answered in the original conversation.

Peter Jamieson
"Rinmus" wrote in message
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how do i perform a serch and replace in a one specefic
mergefield?








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