[Maharet]

So i see, several times, that a macro can be created to cause your labels to
merge in columns instead of rows.

I have been using Word 2003 and Excel 2003 (with the Avery 5161 Labels) in
the Mail Merge Wizard to make labels for file folders, and am wondering if
there is any way that is NOT a macro to make the labels print in order down
and then over?

Thanks!

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

You can achieve this by using a Directory type mail merge main document that
you set up with two columns with space between them of one quarter of an
inch an in the first column, insert a one row, one column table with fixed
cell dimensions that are the same as those of the labels that you want to
use (1" x 4"). Then in that cell, one set of the merge fields in the
configuration that you want them. Then execute the merge to a new document.

Of course if you had your data in Access (or you move it there), it has the
ability to do this built in.

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Hope this helps.

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services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP

"Maharet" wrote in message
...
So i see, several times, that a macro can be created to cause your labels
to
merge in columns instead of rows.

I have been using Word 2003 and Excel 2003 (with the Avery 5161 Labels) in
the Mail Merge Wizard to make labels for file folders, and am wondering if
there is any way that is NOT a macro to make the labels print in order
down
and then over?

Thanks!