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Thank you. I can't believe the answer was so obvious! I added the heading
row manually. Jo "Peter Jamieson" wrote: Either a. do the merge, then add the heading row manually at the end or b. enable Word's Databaase menu and insert the data using a DATABASE field (but you will either need the address to be in a single field in your Access database, or to create an Access query that joins the pieces of address into a single field, or to modify Word's Database field SQL to do that). -- Peter Jamieson http://tips.pjmsn.me.uk "Jo4321" wrote in message ... Well, I see my little visual didn't come out right, and then I realized that my table is set up that the first field is the entire address block, not name separated from address NAME/ADDRESS SCHOOL DATE ATTENDING address block school date |
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