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Default How can I write an If, Then, Else statement in Microsoft Word

I have a Microsoft Word table that has seven cells in the row. Some of the
cells have text in them already and some do not. I want to move the text
from the first cell to one of the empty cells. I need to write an If
statement that will test if the cell I'm moving the text into is empty before
it pastes the text in it. If the cell is empty, then paste the text into
that cell, if it's not empty, then move to the next cell to the right and
test if that cell is empty before pasting the text. It should test for an
empty cell five times before ending the If statement. Can anyone help me to
write an If statement to accomplish this?
 
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