Edit a single footer

Good evening,

Another solution, if this footer must absolutely be on a fixed page (e.g., page 15), to avoid section breaks: insert the following IF field:

{ IF {PAGE} = 15 "blablabla" ""}

The { } can be obtained with Ctrl+F9

m@rina

Hello,

By inserting sections in your document, you will be able to number and modify the page layout.

Insert - Break - "Next Page" or "Page Break" at the bottom of page 19 and page 20 to isolate page 20 in a section.

At the bottom of the Word screen, the section number is noted.

Then, on pages 20 and 21, you will need to modify the numbering. Insert page number "Format" and "starting at"

Rico

Hello,

If you only want to modify the footer on page 15, you need to isolate it somehow.
You must surround it with section breaks: sections are independent within the file, but they also need to be made independent.

So you create your section breaks before and after page 15:
Insert Menu "Break..."
Check "Next page"

Furthermore, before modifying your footer, you need to tell it that it is not linked to the previous one for page 15 and page 16.
In the footer, when the "Header and Footer" toolbar appears: uncheck "Link to previous," for both page 15 and page 16.

Now, you can modify the footer on page 15 without affecting the other footers.

Best regards,

Hello,

I wrote the following instruction:

{ IF { = AND ( { COMPARE "{MERGEFIELD Region}" = "Europe", { COMPARE { AverageVolume } < 9290 } ) } = 1 "Ok 1" " { IF { = AND ( { COMPARE "{MERGEFIELD Region}" = "Asia", { COMPARE 'AverageVolume } < 5970 } ) = 1 } "OK 2" }" }

for a mail merge...

My first record has a Region of "Europe" and an AverageVolume of 1553, I expect it to return "OK 1", and I receive "OK 2". However, when I evaluate field by field the equation posed, I obtain the following result:

{ IF { = AND ( 1, 1) } = 1 "OK 1" "{ IF { = AND ( 0, 1 ) = 1 } "OK 2" }" }

which seems to me to be the exact truth...

Therefore, I turn to this learned community to submit the case to you... Could you please help me?