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I'm trying to create a contact list as a Word document that will pull
information from Access. So if I update a contact's phone number I can do that in Access and the Word document will also have the current information. Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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Although it probably isn't precisely what you want, the two simplest methods
to maintain a Word list based on an Access table a a. create a Word mail merge "Directory" merge that uses your Access information as a data source. Merge to a new document each time you want to be sure that the Word document contains up-to-date information b. If a tabular layout is good enough, create a Word document containing a DATABASE field (you can enable Word's DATABASE toolbar to help you do this) that gets data from the Access table. Select the table and press F9 each time you want th eup-to-date infromation. You can't create a LINK that automatically updates when something changes (in the same way that you can create a LINK to an Excel data source) and every other approach probably involves more code or complication. Peter Jamieson "SV" wrote in message ... I'm trying to create a contact list as a Word document that will pull information from Access. So if I update a contact's phone number I can do that in Access and the Word document will also have the current information. Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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