In Word 2002, it's called a directory type mail merge.

In your case, you would have set up the table just one time with two empty
paragraphs after the table and then execute the merge to a new document.

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"Rick Stahl" wrote in message
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Thank you. Your alternative suggestion worked well. I appreciate it very
much. I am not familiar with using Catalog ? I am currently using Word
2002. If you could shed some light on the Catalog feature I would also be
willing to give it a try if you think it may be better. Thanks again.


"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote in message
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To do that, you will need to be using a Catalog (or in Word XP and later,
a Directory) type mailmerge main document.

Alternatively, insert the other three tables into the mail merge main
document (copy and paste the first one) and before the first merge field
in the second, third and fourth table, insert a Next Record field

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"Rick Stahl" wrote in message
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I have a table in Word that links to an Excel file via mail merge by the
use of inserted merge fields. The problem I have is that when I merge to
a new document, only 1 table is generated per page instead of 4 tables
per page (2 table per column with 2 columns per page). I noticed that a
"Section Break (Next Page) is generated in the new document but I do not
see it in the original template document. If I manually delete these
Section Breaks then I can obtain the 4 tables on one page. My template
document contains 1 table less than 1/4 of total page in upper left
region of page, is formatted for 2 columns, and is set to File Page
Setup Layout Section start Continuous. Can someone please help me
so that I end up with 4 tables per page ? Thank you !