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How to use access query computed fields in Word mailmerge
I just upgraded from Word 97 to Word 2003. When I try to use an Access
database in a mailmerge, the queries in Access that use computed fields using functions that I created do not show up in the Word queries available for mailmerge. My access databases have lots of these computed query fields. There is probably an option somewhere that I need to set to be able to do this but I can not find a way to do that. To reproduce this "problem" create an access database (say TryIt.mdb)with any data in it. Then define a query called "TestQ" One of the fields there would be Example:Mydate(). In the common code you define a function as " Function Mydate() as Date Mydate = Date end function Now create a Word document and try to link to TryIt.mdb and the TestQ query. Any assistance on this would be very much appreciated. -- Rey |
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