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calouste - 18 Jan 2005 19:25 GMT
Hello,

I feel like I should have figured this out long ago, but I'm stuck.  I'm
using a query as my data source for a mail merge.   I'm using Access and Word
2000.  Some of the fields are yes/no checkboxes (ie "is it OK for us to call
you at this number?")  The merged document is a reference document that
research interviewers would take with them on the interview, and I want the
data to say "Yes" or "No" instead of the TRUE and FALSE values (-1 or 0).  
Help?

Thanks a lot!

Karin.
David Seeto - 19 Jan 2005 22:03 GMT
I don't know much about the mail merge functions with Word, but it seems to me that you should do the merge with a Query that converts the Checkbox value to a Yes/No value using a formula like:

iif([CheckboxFieldName],"Yes","No")
calouste - 24 Jan 2005 16:43 GMT
> I don't know much about the mail merge functions with Word, but it seems to me that you should do the merge with a Query that converts the Checkbox value to a Yes/No value using a formula like:
>
> iif([CheckboxFieldName],"Yes","No")

Thank you!  I think that this is probably just what I need.
calouste - 24 Jan 2005 16:45 GMT
> I don't know much about the mail merge functions with Word, but it seems to me that you should do the merge with a Query that converts the Checkbox value to a Yes/No value using a formula like:
>
> iif([CheckboxFieldName],"Yes","No")

Thank you- I'll try that!
neville21 - 09 Mar 2006 14:31 GMT
Thanks for the Help on this one - exacly the problem I was having along with
a simple solution!!
Neville

> I don't know much about the mail merge functions with Word, but it seems to me that you should do the merge with a Query that converts the Checkbox value to a Yes/No value using a formula like:
>
> iif([CheckboxFieldName],"Yes","No")
Jaime - 31 Aug 2006 14:52 GMT
I'm having the same problem importing info from Excel to yes/no field, Is
there a solution that I could apply here?

> Thanks for the Help on this one - exacly the problem I was having along with
> a simple solution!!
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> >
> > iif([CheckboxFieldName],"Yes","No")
 
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