[macropod[_2_]]

Hi KFreds,

That's what the tutorial shows how to do. Even though the examples in the tutorial are relatively simple, they contain all the logic
you need for this. The only thing you can't do using this technique is to repeat some of the merge data after the 'table' data.

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Cheers
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]


"KFreds" wrote in message ...
I should clarify a little more, the blanket letter I have inserts certain
fields from my excel spreadsheet, then at the end of my letter I have a table
with 8 columns and a row, within this row I am pointing the appropriate merge
fields from my excel spreadsheet according to my column headers(all these
fields are invoice info, dates amounts, doc numbers, invoice numbers, all
info from my spreadsheet) I want to be able to have all the customers invoice
info appear on this table by customer. Within the letter portion is where my
Customer name and address are located. Hope this makes sense.

"KFreds" wrote:

I have an excel spreadsheet that has multiple columns of information that I
need to merge into letters to go out to customers. I have a list of companies
with invoices associated with them, so, company a has 20 invoices, and
company b may have 10, company c 7 and so on(it ranges) instead of creating a
single letter for each invoice(20 for company a) I want to create one letter
with the 20 invoices listed instead of 20 single letters. I can merge the
excel into the word and create the letter but I can't get the information all
onto one letter. Currently,the letter takes the fields from the excel
spreadsheet and inserts them where I tell them by doing the doing the mail
merge but now I want to take a step further and include all invoices on one
letter.