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I have been told of using a primary letter, but could not figure it out.
In Word it is usually better to think of mail merge as something that is centred on a mail merge main document. i.e. create the mail merge main documents you need, then connect them to data sources that select the necessary records for those documents. In this case I'm not sure that you really need to do anything more than that, but I may well have misunderstood. -- Peter Jamieson http://tips.pjmsn.me.uk "Matt" wrote in message ... How do you mail merge one data set to multiple letters in word 2003? I have been told of using a primary letter, but could not figure it out. I have one data set whose filename defines which letter they need to use, but I can not get them to populate into the seperate letters. For example, in a school setting there are three letters one for 5 abs, one for 8abs, and one for 12 abs. The data is all one file, but the filenames specify 5, 8, or 12. What do I do? |
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