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Default How do I insert Excel values in Word labels without mailmerge?

I'm printing theatre section, row and seat numbers on clear return address
labels to apply to tickets for an event. I have to print 2 copies of each
label. Since the Avery template only uses half of the available labels I
inserted a table using the Avery specs. The seating information is in an
Excel workbook spreadsheet. Col A is all the sections, rows and seats in the
Orchestra section, col B duplicates col A, Col C has the Mezzanine seating
info & col D duplicates col C. Each cell has all the info concatenated from
other sheets in that workbook so I don't have to add any text to the label
except the final value in each cell. The labels are arranged in landscape so
there are 20 columns with 4 printable rows. (Rows 2, 4 & 6 are spacers on the
label sheet.) I'm open to any suggestions including rearranging the
spreadsheet, etc. I get some pretty strange results when I try to use mail
merge but if there's a way to make that effective, that works for me, too.
 
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