[Graham Mayor]

Use a Quote field around the Date field eg
{ QUOTE { DATE \@ "d MMMM yyyy" }}
See the section Mail Merge and Date Fields at
http://www.gmayor.com/formatting_word_fields.htm for more detail.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



Frank Situmorang wrote:
Hello,

I have a database that can be mereged to word, this is the VBA in my
dbase form:
Private Sub cmdMerge_Click()
Dim strMsg As String

' merge the doc
If IsNull(Me.lstFiles) = False Then

Call RidesMergeWord(strDirPath & Me.lstFiles & ".doc",
strDirPath, strOutDocName)
DoCmd.Close acForm, Me.Name

Else
' Note: This is message string #1.
strMsg = DLookup("MessageString", "[Lookup Message String_Qry]",
"[FormName] = '" & Me.Name & "' AND [StringNumber] = 1")

MsgBox [strMsg], vbExclamation, "Word Merge"

End If

End Sub

In the word template that to be merged, I put date field, so that
when I perform the merge, it has the date created.

When it performed the merge today in Oct 20, 2009, I saved the
document in other name, say " membership transfer of Mr. A", then
when I opened the word of membership transfer of MR. to morrow the
date becomes Oct 21, 2009. What should I do to keep it the same date
as when the merged is performed.

I have tried to changed it to created date, but it shows the date
when the template is created although I have saved it in other name,
it still shows the old date.

Thanks for any help.

Frank