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I want to design a ticket in word for an event I am holding soon. I want to
design it and fit 4 tickets per page and have each ticket automatically
numbered from 1 to 250 without having to copy and paste each ticket to make a
huge document. So is there a way to have word do a count up without having
to make a huge document or to have word print the page number dependant only
on the number of pages printed rather than the number of pages in the
document. I could use Xcel instead if its easier but I dont know how to do
it in that either
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Read Help on Seq fields. That's precisely what they're for.



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I want to design a ticket in word for an event I am holding soon. I want

to
design it and fit 4 tickets per page and have each ticket automatically
numbered from 1 to 250 without having to copy and paste each ticket to

make a
huge document. So is there a way to have word do a count up without

having
to make a huge document or to have word print the page number dependant

only
on the number of pages printed rather than the number of pages in the
document. I could use Xcel instead if its easier but I dont know how to

do
it in that either



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Use Excel as a datasource for a label type mailmerge. You can easily create
a column of sequential number in Excel.

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"cliveawalsh" wrote in message
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I want to design a ticket in word for an event I am holding soon. I want
to
design it and fit 4 tickets per page and have each ticket automatically
numbered from 1 to 250 without having to copy and paste each ticket to
make a
huge document. So is there a way to have word do a count up without
having
to make a huge document or to have word print the page number dependant
only
on the number of pages printed rather than the number of pages in the
document. I could use Xcel instead if its easier but I dont know how to
do
it in that either



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See these articles:

Sequentially numbering multiple copies of single document using a mail merge
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/MailMerge/...fDocMMerge.htm

Numbered Labels
http://www.gmayor.com/Numbered_labels.htm

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"cliveawalsh" wrote in message
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I want to design a ticket in word for an event I am holding soon. I want

to
design it and fit 4 tickets per page and have each ticket automatically
numbered from 1 to 250 without having to copy and paste each ticket to

make a
huge document. So is there a way to have word do a count up without

having
to make a huge document or to have word print the page number dependant

only
on the number of pages printed rather than the number of pages in the
document. I could use Xcel instead if its easier but I dont know how to

do
it in that either


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