Hi Brian, not sure on the Client Name but Client address works as follows (CorrespondenceAddress is the question name):

[CorrespondenceAddress_AddressLine1_Value]

[CorrespondenceAddress_AddressLine2_Value]

[CorrespondenceAddress_TownCity_Value]

[CorrespondenceAddress_County_Value]

[CorrespondenceAddress_Postcode_Value]

You may or may not need the _Value depending on what you're doing with it.

Hope this helps.

Mark

Not sure about this Mark, as we use the system field Client.Address which is populated from an external lookup (E-Postcode). The same principle should apply so i will give it a try.

Thanks for your suggestion, it is appreciated.

Brian

We also use postcode lookup and Client.Address fields and it works for us. Let me know how it goes.

Mark...  your guidance got me to the right place. Our system has it stored under [MainAddress] as opposed to [CorresponenceAddress], but the same principles you outlined work.  just got to sort out ClientName now !! :)

Thanks again

Brian

I would try Firstname, Lastname and Title i.e. if your field name was ClientName then access these by using:

ClientName_FirstName_Value

ClientName_LastName_Value

ClientName_Title_Value

Let me know

Mark