[Sharon]

I am using an access database to populate fields in a Word document. In the
query in Access I have used a combo box for SupplierID/SupplierName. When
the query is run in Access it shows the SupplierName, which is what it is
supposed to do, but when I mailmerge into Word it shows the SupplierID, which
is just a number and not the name as intended. I have read the other entries
regarding switches, mailmerge from Access to Word, but I can't find anything
that addresses this issue. Can anyone help?
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S

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

While I know that you can use a combo box in a query, I have never had, nor
can I think of when I would want to do that.

I do not think that it would be appropriate to use such a query as a
datasource for mail merge.

Tell us how it is supposed to be used.

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Hope this helps.

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP

"Sharon" wrote in message
...
I am using an access database to populate fields in a Word document. In
the
query in Access I have used a combo box for SupplierID/SupplierName. When
the query is run in Access it shows the SupplierName, which is what it is
supposed to do, but when I mailmerge into Word it shows the SupplierID,
which
is just a number and not the name as intended. I have read the other
entries
regarding switches, mailmerge from Access to Word, but I can't find
anything
that addresses this issue. Can anyone help?
--
S