Go back to my response of 2/14. It was detailed there how to do it.

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"donna" wrote in message
...
How do you get it to write in the 2nd column? My 2nd column has nothing
in
it now.

"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote:

From the Tables menu, select Properties and on the Row tab, uncheck the
box
for "allowing the row to break across a page"

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"donna" wrote in message
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Doug, I tried that and the last cell on the page doesn't have enough
room,
so
the names in each for the 2 columns are continued on the next page. So
you
might have the last name and the street in the last cell in the column
with
that persons city on the next page. I need it all in one cell. I
tried
"keep with next" and "keep with next" in the format screen. It didn't
work.

Also, is it possible to have the sequence be verticle? ie:
page 1
a d
b e
c f

page 2
g j
h k
i l



"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote:

In the Mailmerge main document, insert a one row, two column table (if
you
want two columns) or a three column table if you want the information
in
three columns. Then into each of the cells in that table, insert the
merge
fields in the configuration that you want them. Then before the first
merge
field in the second cell (and the third if you have one), insert a
Next
Record field.

Now when you execute the merge to a new document, you should get what
you
want.

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"donna" wrote in message
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How do I get the excel date into a table and when do I do it?
Before I
start
the merge or during it. PLease be very specific, I don't know
anything
about
tables.
Thanks!

"Anne Troy" wrote:

I assume you're "columns" are in your Word mail merge main
document?
If
so,
labels and other mail merge layouts are often vertically centered.
If
that's
the case, you should be able to click inside your Table, then
Table--Select--Table, and then Table--Properties, Cell tab and
align
TOP.

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"donna" wrote in message
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I am trying to create a directory with names and addresses,
using
an
excel
file. I can do the whole thing except for one part. Each page
has
2
columns. I would like each name and address to be across from
another
one
so
they line up. ie.
Jane doe John Doe
123 main st 456 Main st
anytown, USA Box 234
Any town USA

The name that comes after Jane Doe will be one line higher than
the
name
that come after John Doe. How do I get them to line up? I am
using
Excel
and Word 2003. Please be very specific. Don't assume I know
anything.
Someone suggested I go to
http://www.gmayor.com/convert_labels...mail_merge.htm.
That was way over my head. I couldn't get it to work.