This is what i have done,

I have created an Access Database for the user to enter data using a form,
then the information get merged into a word document, the word document has a
number of tables and images, when it merges it is all in one document and i
would like it split out into seperate files/documents, when i used Doug's
macro it only split the information from 1 record into a new document, and it
only had the merge text,

Hope this helps,

"Graham Mayor" wrote:

This is beginning to sound like a non-standard form letter merge document. A
form letter merge (which the macro is intended to split) separates the
individual merge 'documents' by section breaks and the macro splits the file
along those section breaks. You seem to be doing something quite different.

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Matty_b wrote:
I've got Dougs macro to work but it doesnt keep all my table
formating as all the information in the mail merge is put into
different areas of the table, the output of the macro is just a list
of information unformated, I dont know if either you or Doug can help
me,

Thanks for your assistance

"Graham Mayor" wrote:

I am curious to discover what problems you had - and given that the
posted code is based on one of Doug's macros, the alternative he has
posted may be similarly problematical. For installing macros from
listings, see my other page
http://www.gmayor.com/installing_macro.htm

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org




Matty_b wrote:
I found your website when searching through google looking for the
answer and tryed you macro but couldnt get it to work, can you give
me a walk through of how to make this work, and also more
information on what the outcome should be?

Thanks for you help