[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

Tell me exactly what you did.

Did you have the quantity field as the last field in the catalog or
directory type mail merge main document?

When you executed that merge to a new document, what did you get?

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP

"Denys" wrote in message
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Hi Doug,
I did what you said but it is not working. Maybe I need to change
something
in the macro language?? The field containing the number of each label is
called: "Quantity". Not sure where to go from here.

Tx
Denys

"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote:

To do this, first you will need to create a catalog (or in Word XP and
later, it is called "directory") type mailmerge in the maindocument of
which
you insert a one row table into the cells of which you insert the field
names from your data source.
If the number of labels required for each record is in the data source,
insert the name of that field in the last cell of the row. If it is not
contained in the data source, have one empty cell at the end of the row.

Then you execute that merge to a new document. The new document that is
created will contain a row of data for each record in the data source.
If
the data source did not include a field with the required number of each
label, enter those numbers in the last column of the table in this new
document.

Then with that document as the active document, run a macro that contains
the following code:

Dim i As Long, j As Long, k As Long, numlabels As Long
Dim source As Document
Dim stable As Table, ttable As Table
Dim arow As Row
Dim numrange As Range

Set source = ActiveDocument
Set stable = source.Tables(1)
k = stable.Columns.Count
For i = stable.Rows.Count To 1 Step -1
Set numrange = stable.Cell(i, k).Range
numrange.End = numrange.End - 1
numlabels = Val(numrange.Text)
If numlabels 1 Then
stable.Rows(i).Range.Copy
For j = 2 To numlabels
stable.Rows(i).Range.Paste
Next j
End If
Next i

This will increase the number of rows of data for each record to the
number
of labels that you want. Now, you must insert a row at the top of this
document and enter the field names into the cells of that row. Then save
this document and use it as the data source for creating your labels by
mail
merge.

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Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP

"Denys" wrote in message
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Thanks for helping me as I am a beginner with mail merge.
I have an Access database with information regarding perennial plants.
I
need to print labels for each one of the plants. My problem is that I
can't figure out the mail merge to print more than one label at times.
let's say I have plant "A" with a quantity of 20, I want to mail merge
to
print 20 labels of Plant "A" as well as carrying on printing the other
labels also. Is it possible?

Thanks
Denys