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I have a text file for a data source listing committee members; the last
field is an attendance record (yes=1, no=0). I have a Minutes.doc where for those attending I would like to be able to list only those records; similar for those absent. The mail merge is troubling since I want to create a list of records on the same Word document rather than the traditional merge of each record on a separate document. Thanks! |
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Use a catalog or directory in Word XP and later type mailmerge main document
with the records sorted on the last field. If you put the merge fields in the cells of a one row table, when you execute the merge, you will get a table containing the records. There must be nothing else in the mailmerge main document. Anything else that you need will have to be added later, or you can copy the table and paste it into another document. -- Please respond to the Newsgroup for the benefit of others who may be interested. Questions sent directly to me will only be answered on a paid consulting basis. Hope this helps, Doug Robbins - Word MVP "Pendragon" wrote in message ... I have a text file for a data source listing committee members; the last field is an attendance record (yes=1, no=0). I have a Minutes.doc where for those attending I would like to be able to list only those records; similar for those absent. The mail merge is troubling since I want to create a list of records on the same Word document rather than the traditional merge of each record on a separate document. Thanks! |
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