[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

To get a better idea of what you need to do, can you send me a copy of what
would be the mail merge main documnet and possibly a "dummy" result
document.

Send it to dkr[at]mvps.org

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP

"Jo via OfficeKB.com" u5657@uwe wrote in message news:6ecbb4aa0bc25@uwe...
Could you please expand a little more to your response "roll-your-own"
type...
..

We've decided not to put in graphs, but still need to merge all data to
the
documents. There are currently 60 fields (all data prepared in Excel) and
each individual (approximately 100 ) is to receive a report showing their
personal information, ie: 60 x 100.

Now we've decided not to put in the graphs is it possible to achieve this
part of the task?

Jo



Doug Robbins - Word MVP wrote:
It can probably be achieved, but whether it can be done with Mail Merge is
a
bit doubtful. More likely a "roll-your-own" type application using Visual
Basic. It depends a bit on data source.

Mail merge can only use a single, flat file as a data source so having an
Excel sheet for each individual is not going to work.

Thanks for your response.

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Jo

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