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Mail Merge and Print Data Only for Forms
Hello,
I have Office 2003 on my XP system. What needs to be done is this. I have an accounting record in Excel. I am trying to use the Word mail merge feature to import the necessary data (vendor name, address, justification, amount, etc.) from the Excel spreadsheet into a Word document that will print on pre-printed check request forms that we have here at work. On the Word document there is text and images that should not print as they will already be on the pre-printed check request. Is there a way to print only the data imported using the mail merge and not print the text and images? I know this is a feature of form fields but I am not using form fields. The data is coming from an excel spreadsheet that someone else enters. I guess I could just leave the starting Word document blank but other people need to see it before the check request is made. |
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Hi,
Simply make a copy of your mailmerge template, delete all the unwanted text, then re-run the mailmerge. You may also want to change the mailmerge type from letter to catalog/directory. -- Cheers macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] "OfficeNDN" wrote in message ... Hello, I have Office 2003 on my XP system. What needs to be done is this. I have an accounting record in Excel. I am trying to use the Word mail merge feature to import the necessary data (vendor name, address, justification, amount, etc.) from the Excel spreadsheet into a Word document that will print on pre-printed check request forms that we have here at work. On the Word document there is text and images that should not print as they will already be on the pre-printed check request. Is there a way to print only the data imported using the mail merge and not print the text and images? I know this is a feature of form fields but I am not using form fields. The data is coming from an excel spreadsheet that someone else enters. I guess I could just leave the starting Word document blank but other people need to see it before the check request is made. |
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Thanks for your suggestion. I am sure it will work fine.
"macropod" wrote: Hi, Simply make a copy of your mailmerge template, delete all the unwanted text, then re-run the mailmerge. You may also want to change the mailmerge type from letter to catalog/directory. -- Cheers macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] "OfficeNDN" wrote in message ... Hello, I have Office 2003 on my XP system. What needs to be done is this. I have an accounting record in Excel. I am trying to use the Word mail merge feature to import the necessary data (vendor name, address, justification, amount, etc.) from the Excel spreadsheet into a Word document that will print on pre-printed check request forms that we have here at work. On the Word document there is text and images that should not print as they will already be on the pre-printed check request. Is there a way to print only the data imported using the mail merge and not print the text and images? I know this is a feature of form fields but I am not using form fields. The data is coming from an excel spreadsheet that someone else enters. I guess I could just leave the starting Word document blank but other people need to see it before the check request is made. |
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