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SUMMARYThe SKIPIF field successfully skips specified data records to create individual documents for each data record. However, SKIPIF does not work properly when combined with the NEXT field. MORE INFORMATION
The SKIPIF field compares a data item against specified guidelines
made about a data record. If the comparison is TRUE, the present data
record is skipped, and Word for Windows does not print it. The next
record is selected and compared. If the comparison is FALSE, the data
record is printed, and Word for Windows moves on to check the next
record.
Word 6.0, 7.0, 97
Word 1.0, 2.0
This example successfully skips data records that have a zip code of
98000 and prints each data record that does not have a 98000 zip code
on a new sheet of paper.
Because the SKIPIF field does not function properly with the NEXT field, if you try to use the SKIPIF and NEXT fields to create a list or address labels, Word for Windows does not print or skip data records properly. The following example illustrates this: Word 6.0, 7.0, 97
Word 1.0, 2.0
This example results in erratic placement of data records in your
document or an empty print merged document.
Additional query words: 6.0 skipif next winword2 winword word7 7.0 word95 word6 word97
Keywords : kbfield kbmerge |
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