I have a quote in Salesforce with 10 line items. These fall into 2 sepertate categories (payed once or payed monthly, defined by a checkbox for "payed once" in salesforce). In my Word template I have 2 tables. The first one should display all products that are payed once. The second one should only display the products that are payed monthly.
This basically works, but both tables have 10 rows. In table 1 there is no data in rows 7, 9 and 10. In the second table rows 1-6 and 8 are empty.
Instead of having empty table rows, I don't want to have table rows at all for products that should not be displayed. Table 1 should have 7 rows of which none are empty. Table 2 should have only 3 row (non empy).
How do I make the entire table row conditional (inside an IF formula field in Word) instead of just the content of a cell?
Problem 2: Make a whole table conditional
The entire quote word template actually has 4 tables. 1 and 2 diplay prices when de client wants to buy the products.
Table 3 and for show prices for when the client wants to lease the products.
We wish to have an option to show either juast table 1 and 2, or only 3 and 4, or all four tables.
How can I put an entire table inside an IF formula field in Word?
