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Thank you! I've got it.....
"macropod" wrote: Hi Martha You could use: {=ABS({MERGEFIELD Current}) \# $,0.00} But even simpler would be: {MERGEFIELD Current \# $,0.00;$,0.00} I note that the switch you're using is '$#,###.00 '. Do you realise this will pad out the field with spaces even when there are no values? For example, 99 cents will be displayed as '$ .99'. At the very least, you might want '$#,##0.00 ', which would display 99 cents as '$ 0.99' and a nil value as '$ 0.00' instead of '$ .00'. Cheers -- macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] ------------------------- "Martha" wrote in message ... I'm trying to figure out how to bring a negative value over from Excel and display as positive number in Word Mail Merge. I saw in one of the references about formula ABS, but I get Syntax errors when I try to use it - I've tried all possible spots - not clear where it goes in the following: {={MERGEFIELD CURRENT_}\# $#,###.00 }. thanks Martha |
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