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I used to be able to print labels in entry order. This is important
to me because I print labels on the front and back of card stock. I
enter data in the top 30 lines in Excel for the front page of the
labels. To print the back side of the card stock, I copy the top 30
rows into the next 30 rows, but I also have it aligned so cell 1 on
the front page is cell 3 on the back page. Cell 2 to the right is
cell 2 on the back page. Cell 3 on the front page is cell 1 on the
back page. I do this for each of the cells. I print the front page
manually, the flip the printed page and print the back side. This has
worked for me before. I have over 30 rows of data, but when I print
the sheets, the labels could go anywhere and only the front page
prints. Can you help me? Thanks

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

See the following page of fellow MVP Graham Mayor's website:

http://www.gmayor.com/duplex_merge_data.htm

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Hope this helps,

Doug Robbins - Word MVP

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I used to be able to print labels in entry order. This is important
to me because I print labels on the front and back of card stock. I
enter data in the top 30 lines in Excel for the front page of the
labels. To print the back side of the card stock, I copy the top 30
rows into the next 30 rows, but I also have it aligned so cell 1 on
the front page is cell 3 on the back page. Cell 2 to the right is
cell 2 on the back page. Cell 3 on the front page is cell 1 on the
back page. I do this for each of the cells. I print the front page
manually, the flip the printed page and print the back side. This has
worked for me before. I have over 30 rows of data, but when I print
the sheets, the labels could go anywhere and only the front page
prints. Can you help me? Thanks