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I'm trying to do a conditional mail merge into labels. Multiple people
belong to a single distribution list, and I want to show the name of the distribution list (like an index) when the list changes. My data source is Excel and is sorted by Distribution List. The first label cell looks like this: {IF {REF INDEX \* MERGEFORMAT } { MERGEFIELD DISTRIBUTIONLIST } "**{ MERGEFIELD DISTRIBUTIONLIST \* MERGEFORMAT }**" "{MERGEFIELD "FIRST_NAME" }}{ SET INDEX { MERGEFIELD DISTRIBUTIONLIST }} So, if the distribution list in a record is different from the previous one, then print the name of the distribution list. Otherwise, print the name of the person in the record. The subsequent cells look the same with the addition of {NEXT} The problem is that the name of the first person in the distribution list is never shown, because the merge goes to the next record after printing the label for the distribution list for that particular record. What am I missing? I've looked at Cindy Meister's conditional formatting information--the one reference from the KB is the only one that appears to apply to this situation, but I'm unable to make a connection from it back to this scenario. Any suggestions would be appreciated. -- Susan Ramlet |
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