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I understand that Word2003 does not retain formatting from the source
recordset when retrieving data from Access. I am retrieving data from a field that is formatted as Yes/No in Access, however it displays as True/False in the Word document. I can not find a formatting function in word that will allow me to force this to format as Yes/No. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks, Joe Guerry |
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You can either use a Query in Access with a function to return "Yes" or "No"
or use a nested IF field in Word, e.g. { IF { MERGEFIELD myyesnofield } = "True" "Yes" "No" } where both sets of {} are inserted using ctrl-F9 Peter Jamieson "J Guerry" wrote in message ... I understand that Word2003 does not retain formatting from the source recordset when retrieving data from Access. I am retrieving data from a field that is formatted as Yes/No in Access, however it displays as True/False in the Word document. I can not find a formatting function in word that will allow me to force this to format as Yes/No. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks, Joe Guerry |
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Thanks for the quick answer. Both approaches work well.
Joe Guerry "Peter Jamieson" wrote in message ... You can either use a Query in Access with a function to return "Yes" or "No" or use a nested IF field in Word, e.g. { IF { MERGEFIELD myyesnofield } = "True" "Yes" "No" } where both sets of {} are inserted using ctrl-F9 Peter Jamieson "J Guerry" wrote in message ... I understand that Word2003 does not retain formatting from the source recordset when retrieving data from Access. I am retrieving data from a field that is formatted as Yes/No in Access, however it displays as True/False in the Word document. I can not find a formatting function in word that will allow me to force this to format as Yes/No. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks, Joe Guerry |
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