Peter,
I have looked at this link as it is mentioned on many forums. I have no
idea what it's telling me or how to make this work. I printed out some text
associated with this link and here's where I get lost:
Note that the chart and bookmark can be in a table cell or a frame if you
want to have text flow around the chart.
Insert a normal module and a class module into the main merge document's
project and copy in the corresponding code.
Go into Tools/References in the Visual Basic Editor and activate the
checkbox next to Microsoft Office Graph 10.0 Object Library. (Or 11.0 if you
have Office 2003)
Run the procedure MergeWithChart in order to execute the merge to a new
document.
I have no idea how to do the above - any suggestions?
Thanks again!!!!
"Peter Jamieson" wrote:
AFAIK the suggestions at
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindy....htm#SpecMerge
are still the main possibilities here - If you are using a version of
Word that supports Mailmerge Events - Word 2002, 2003, 2007, then the
sample referenced there should work, although you may need to find a
suitable data source for the main merge.
Peter Jamieson
http://tips.pjmsn.me.uk
Lisa@Pru wrote:
I have a mail merge document that started out using Excel as it's merge file
but now that I have over 1000 merge fields, I have to save the Excel file as
a csv file, then open and save that in Word so I can perform the merge.
My merge document needs to contain a pie chart that will be specific to each
record in the merge. It needs to refresh itself with new data each time the
merge grabs a new record.
Can this be done, and if so, can you please tell me how?
Thanks,
Lisa