How to use if then else in mail merge

Mail Merge Rule Tutorial #2. A short tutorial on how you create a conditional statements in a mail merge master document using the If...Then... Else... rule, using Microsoft Word. lease ensure that you have already incorporated data from a source file using the mail merge settings or wizard in Word before following the instructions in this video.
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[@amberlymiller1655]

What if your column has "yes" or "no" instead of the ticks? Can you just put "yes" into the compared to field?

[@C0ntiChannel]

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Amberly Miller. Yes, if I had 'Yes' or 'No' in each of the cells in my 'Successful?' column ,for example, I would write 'Yes' in the 'Compare To:' option when writing the rule at the 1:35 section in the tutorial instead of 'True'. Hope that helps.
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