Please download the latest version of WordFusion before trying this. Note that the download will be smaller this time but it contains all the functionality of the previous downloads.

I have emailed you a form which shows you how you can do what you have described in WordFusion. You can use this as an example to modify your form.

These were the steps we followed:

1. Create a Choices Control with two values (Male , Female) and MergeText (he, she) this is done by right hand clicking the choices control, selecting “Properties” then selecting the “Items” tab.

2. Create a checkbox called “Headache” in the designer window.

3. Create the following script in the script window by clicking on the script tab in the designer (you can copy and paste from our example).

Public Sub Form_OnAssemble ()
fld.Headache.MergeTextTrue = fld.Gender.MergeText + " has a headache"
End Sub


This is how it works:

The form uses a check box field for Headache, which has a property called .MergeTextTrue, which merges to the document if the Headache field is checked. Using WordFusion scripting, I have set the value of .MergeTextTrue so that it will put “he has a headache” or “she has a headache” depending on the Gender field. If the Headache field is not checked, it will not merge anything into the document. So in the document you can just put the Headache field without the Gender field. The script runs when the document is assembled.

If you have any questions then feel free to let us know