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The data source is an Excel sheet and some cells contains between 200 and 500
characters, some of it formatted with carriage returns. When the data arrives in the Word document with those fields cut off. It seems very inconsistent as to what fields get cut off and at what character count. As a test I inserted text totalling 400 characters in 4 different cells that all the merged into the same Word document. All the cells are formatted as General. While proceeding through the Merge Wizard, I checked the fields in question in the Edit Recipient list and it appeared that the first field contained 254 of the 400 characters and the other 3 fields contained 255 of the 400 characters. I backed out and double checked the contents and format of the columns in the spreadsheet and even re-copied the cells to be sure. I reran the merge and found the same result in the Edit Recipient list so proceeded with the merge and the result baffled me. The first field contains all 400 characters but the other 3 each contain only the 255 first characters. I am fairly new to mail merge and would appreciate any assistance helping resolving this. |
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