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I can perform a successful mail merge (labels) using Word 2003's mail merge
function against my Microsoft SQL database. I get about 1,000 labels.
But when I add a "Skip Record if I_ADDR1 is blank" formula, Word skips
addresses in which I_ADDR1 is NOT blank. (It correctly skips records in
which I_ADDR1 is actually blank, too.)
I tried the same thing with ZIP. When I add the "Skip Record if I_ZIP is
blank," it gets rid of about 500 addresses when, in fact, only about 20 of
the addresses don't have a ZIP code.
Why does Word think that the fields are blank ... and how do overcome this
issue?
Thanks, in advance.
Dan
function against my Microsoft SQL database. I get about 1,000 labels.
But when I add a "Skip Record if I_ADDR1 is blank" formula, Word skips
addresses in which I_ADDR1 is NOT blank. (It correctly skips records in
which I_ADDR1 is actually blank, too.)
I tried the same thing with ZIP. When I add the "Skip Record if I_ZIP is
blank," it gets rid of about 500 addresses when, in fact, only about 20 of
the addresses don't have a ZIP code.
Why does Word think that the fields are blank ... and how do overcome this
issue?
Thanks, in advance.
Dan