Previously in the article Word IF Then Else Rule (Mail Merge) I’ve explained how you can use the If Then Rule in Mail Merge. In that article the If Then Else Field would insert a text string based on the result of the comparison. In this article I will
In this article I will explain the Ask Rule used in Mail Merge. Note: It is assumed that readers are familiar with Mail Merge before reading this article. – What is it? In Mail Merge we basically have a list of recipients, with specific data for each
In this article I will explain the Skip Record If Rule used in Mail Merge. – What is it? The Skip Record If Rule compares the value of a field with a certain value. If the comparison returns true, the current record will not be merged. Example: Consider
In order to remove the Fill in Rules in a document: Step 1: Press Alt + F9. Step 2: Look for FILLIN fields and remove them: See also: Word Ask Rule (Mail Merge) Microsoft Office Support, Field Codes: Ask Field If you need assistance with your code, or
The Merge Sequence # Field is not visible by default: In order to delete the Merge Sequence # Field you will have to make it visible first. Step 1: Press Alt + F9: Step 2: Look for the MERGESEQ Field: Step 3: Delete it: See also:
In this article I will explain the Merge Sequence # Rule which is used in Mail Merge. – Merge Record # Vs Sequence # Previously in the article Word Merge Record # Rule ( Mail Merge) I’ve explained about the Merge Record # Rule. The Merge Record #
In order to remove the Ask Fields in a document: Step 1: Press Alt + F9. Step 2: Look for ASK and REF fields and remove them: See also: Word Ask Rule (Mail Merge) Microsoft Office Support, Field Codes: Ask Field If you need assistance with your code, or
The Skip Record If Field is not visible by default: In order to delete the Skip Record If Field you will have to make it visible first. Step 1: Press Alt + F9: Step 2: Look for the SKIPIF Field: Step 3: Delete it: See
In this article I will explain the Next Record If Rule. Previously in the article below I’ve explained about the Next Record Rule: Mail Merge Next Record Rule (Mail Merge) It is assumed readers are familiar with Next Record Rule before reading this article. – What is
In this article I will explain the Insert Merge Field feature in word. – What is it? Lets say you want to send the same letter to a 100 different recipients. Consider the following letter: Everything in this letter is the same for all recipients except the highlighted