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How do I create a merge field in Microsoft Word? Open desired Word document. Place cursor where merge field is desired. Press CTRL and F9 together and { } in gray will appear. Right-click on the { } field and select Edit Field. In pop-up box, select Mail Merge from Categories and then MergeField from Field Names.

Boxes etc. which contain fields, and use ctrl-shift-F11 to unlock fields.

Add individual merge fields Click or tap where you want the merge field. Choose the down-arrow under Insert Merge Field, and select a field. If you don't see your field name in the list, choose Insert Merge Field. Choose Database Fields to see the list of fields that are in your data source. Choose Insert.

Adding Simple Merge Fields Open a Microsoft Word document. Click where you want to place a merge field. In the Insert tab, click Quick Parts and then Field?. Under Categories, select (All). Under Field names, select MergeField. Type the name of the merge field under Field name. Click OK.

You cannot merge information directly into a Check Box Form Field on the MS Word document to make it checked or unchecked. Instead it can be done as follows: Create a source Text Form Field on the MS Word document to store the value that determines whether or not the Check Box should be checked.

Press Shift + F9 to display the coding of the selected field or Alt + F9 to expose the codes of all the fields in your document. A generic field code looks something like { MERGEFIELD Name }. Add a numeric switch code to the end of the field. With the cursor positioned anywhere in the field, press F9 to update it.

Make sure there are no spaces in the Merge Field name itself. Make sure the brackets are on the same line (so there are no line breaks in the Merge Fields). Add the Merge Field again in case the name of the Merge Field has been accidentally changed. You cannot edit the Merge Field in Word by typing the text directly.

Of. of. Ctrl+A, Ctrl+Shift+F11 would unlock any locked fields.