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Merge into a table
I used to be able tyo do this but I must have forgotten a step. I created a
MailMerge document with a 3 col 1 row table. I have inserted the correct MailMerge fields in the correct cells. When I MaailMerge all I get on one page is the first record followed by a section break. How do I get all the records on the same page? |
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You need to have at least "one page full" of the following fields...
First table row: mergefield1 mergefield2 mergefield3 All subsequent rows: next record mergefield1 next record mergefield2 next record mergefield3 So you may just need to insert Next Record fields. Hope it helps! ******************* ~Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Milco" wrote in message news I used to be able tyo do this but I must have forgotten a step. I created a MailMerge document with a 3 col 1 row table. I have inserted the correct MailMerge fields in the correct cells. When I MaailMerge all I get on one page is the first record followed by a section break. How do I get all the records on the same page? |
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The main document type must be a catalog (or in Word XP and later, it's
called directory) type mailmerge main document. -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP "Milco" wrote in message news I used to be able tyo do this but I must have forgotten a step. I created a MailMerge document with a 3 col 1 row table. I have inserted the correct MailMerge fields in the correct cells. When I MaailMerge all I get on one page is the first record followed by a section break. How do I get all the records on the same page? |
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Sorry Anne, that is not the way. A catalog or directory type mailmerge main
document with a one row table containing merge fields will, when the merge is executed, create a document containing a table with multiple rows on the page, each row containing the data from a single record. The only proviso is that the main document contain nothing apart from that one row table. -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP "Anne Troy" wrote in message news:6ced3$42d342f5$97c5108d$5945@allthenewsgroups .com... You need to have at least "one page full" of the following fields... First table row: mergefield1 mergefield2 mergefield3 All subsequent rows: next record mergefield1 next record mergefield2 next record mergefield3 So you may just need to insert Next Record fields. Hope it helps! ******************* ~Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Milco" wrote in message news I used to be able tyo do this but I must have forgotten a step. I created a MailMerge document with a 3 col 1 row table. I have inserted the correct MailMerge fields in the correct cells. When I MaailMerge all I get on one page is the first record followed by a section break. How do I get all the records on the same page? |
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Thanks, Doug. As you can see, I'm not much of an "everyday" Word user. I
guess I've got a lot more research to do. ******************* ~Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Doug Robbins" wrote in message ... Sorry Anne, that is not the way. A catalog or directory type mailmerge main document with a one row table containing merge fields will, when the merge is executed, create a document containing a table with multiple rows on the page, each row containing the data from a single record. The only proviso is that the main document contain nothing apart from that one row table. -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP "Anne Troy" wrote in message news:6ced3$42d342f5$97c5108d$5945@allthenewsgroups .com... You need to have at least "one page full" of the following fields... First table row: mergefield1 mergefield2 mergefield3 All subsequent rows: next record mergefield1 next record mergefield2 next record mergefield3 So you may just need to insert Next Record fields. Hope it helps! ******************* ~Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Milco" wrote in message news I used to be able tyo do this but I must have forgotten a step. I created a MailMerge document with a 3 col 1 row table. I have inserted the correct MailMerge fields in the correct cells. When I MaailMerge all I get on one page is the first record followed by a section break. How do I get all the records on the same page? |
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BINGO! I was trying to do a shortcxut and forgot to setup the document as a
catalog/directory. Thanks to all who replied. "Doug Robbins" wrote: The main document type must be a catalog (or in Word XP and later, it's called directory) type mailmerge main document. -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP "Milco" wrote in message news I used to be able tyo do this but I must have forgotten a step. I created a MailMerge document with a 3 col 1 row table. I have inserted the correct MailMerge fields in the correct cells. When I MaailMerge all I get on one page is the first record followed by a section break. How do I get all the records on the same page? |
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