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You can repeat the test in separate IF fields for each acceptable value
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You can repeat the test in separate IF fields for each acceptable value

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I'm trying to do the following:<br />
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1.) IF MERGEFIELD TITLE = &quot;Mr and Mrs.&quot; THEN Insert MERGEFIELD TITLE<br />
2.) IF MERGEFIELD TITLE = &quot;Mr.&quot; OR &quot;Mrs.&quot; THEN Insert MERGEFIELD TITLE plus a space followed by MERGEFIELD FIRST_NAME<br />
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Is this possible, and if so what is the expression I would use for this?
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I'm trying to do the following:

1.) IF MERGEFIELD TITLE = "Mr and Mrs." THEN Insert MERGEFIELD TITLE
2.) IF MERGEFIELD TITLE = "Mr." OR "Mrs." THEN Insert MERGEFIELD TITLE plus a space followed by MERGEFIELD FIRST_NAME

Is this possible, and if so what is the expression I would use for this?

Is it possible to have an IF field in Word with two possible conditions for MERGEFIELD?

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