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I am trying to compare fields in a database and if NationalFilingDate is
blank, I want the field to show "ApplicationDate" instead. However, whichever date is chosen for the field, I want the date to format as MMMM dd, yyyy. The code is shown below. Can someone tell me what I am doing wrong? Thanks. { IF { MERGEFIELD NationalFilingDate} = " " " {MERGEFIELD NationalFilingDate" } " " {MERGEFIELD "ApplicationDate" /@ "MMMM dd, yyyy"} } |
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