i am sending out quotes to over 1000 companys for 3 differnt services...i
have them stored in microsoft excel under columns (g1-1400)(h1-1400) and
(i1-1400). i also have their addresses stored in excel...i want my template
to read dear (name stored in excel)
your first quote is g1 your second quote is h1 your 3rd quote is i1
thanks have a good day.........and then print out 1400 different leters to
mail out can this be done with excel and word.....or can it be done iwth
access

If I have understood correctly, it should be feasible with Excel and Word.
It can probably be done with Access. I would start with a small example with
a few sample records and see what happens.

Peter Jamieson
"jerry" wrote in message
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i am sending out quotes to over 1000 companys for 3 differnt services...i
have them stored in microsoft excel under columns (g1-1400)(h1-1400) and
(i1-1400). i also have their addresses stored in excel...i want my
template
to read dear (name stored in excel)
your first quote is g1 your second quote is h1 your 3rd quote is i1
thanks have a good day.........and then print out 1400 different leters to
mail out can this be done with excel and word.....or can it be done iwth
access

Hi ?B?amVycnk=?=,

i am sending out quotes to over 1000 companys for 3 differnt services...i
have them stored in microsoft excel under columns (g1-1400)(h1-1400) and
(i1-1400). i also have their addresses stored in excel...i want my template
to read dear (name stored in excel)
your first quote is g1 your second quote is h1 your 3rd quote is i1
thanks have a good day.........and then print out 1400 different leters to
mail out can this be done with excel and word.....or can it be done iwth
access

In access, certainly.

In Word, probably, but I'm not quite clear how ALL the data is set up in Excel.
Is all the information that you want to appear in the letter in one table? Then
all you need to do is insert the appropriate columns in a mail merge document.

If that's not quite what you have, please be more specific. And we also need to
know the version of Word you're using.

Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 17 2005)
http://www.word.mvps.org

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