Hello, I requested information from this user group before relative to the
subject and achieved great results. However I have been unable to duplicate.
the statement is below
{IF {PART_TIME}>0 {INCLUDETEXT "FILENAME AND PATH"}}
It doesn't actually show the field part_time it shows the value(0).
Regardless of the value the document is inserted.
I used ctrl+f9 to key braces but keyed in everything else except for the
field part_time which is was input by insert a merge field
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
IF statement with INCLUDETEXT
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by TXlrYXNfUm9iaQ » Fri, 11 Nov 2005 01:32:09 GMT
Re: IF statement with INCLUDETEXT
by Doug Robbins - Word MVP » Fri, 11 Nov 2005 04:11:35 GMT
It should be
{IF { MERGEFIELD PART_TIME}>0 {INCLUDETEXT "FILENAME AND PATH"} ""}
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