Doug - that didn't help - it skips the entire record rather than just the
blank field.

"Doug Robbins" wrote:

Use a " Skip Record If" field. When you insert such a field there is a
dialog box that opens and allows you to input the conditions.

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP
"Julia" wrote in message
...
I'm printing mail merged labels & some records have multiple address
fields &
some only have 1 - how do a skip a blank field in a record. I can't seem
to
locate something like "do not print blank fields" or "skip to next field
if
blank".

Try this...

Press Alt-F9 to show field code.
The insert code similar to this...

{ MERGEFIELD "CustomerAddress1" }{ IF { MERGEFIELD "CustomerAddress2" } "" "
{ MERGEFIELD "CustomerAddress2" }" "" }

The if statement checks to see if the second line of the address is blank or
not. If it is not blank then it does a carriage return then iserts the
second address line. If it is blank it does nothing.

Hope this helps

"Julia" wrote:

Doug - that didn't help - it skips the entire record rather than just the
blank field.

"Doug Robbins" wrote:

Use a " Skip Record If" field. When you insert such a field there is a
dialog box that opens and allows you to input the conditions.

--
Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP
"Julia" wrote in message
...
I'm printing mail merged labels & some records have multiple address
fields &
some only have 1 - how do a skip a blank field in a record. I can't seem
to
locate something like "do not print blank fields" or "skip to next field
if
blank".