[Jerim79]

I am running Word 97 and Excel 97. The excel sheet is just a list of
names and addresses. The word document is for labels. There are no
duplicates in the excel sheet. However, when I do the mail merge, it
duplicates the last entry on the page. So the last entry on the page is
also the first entry at the top of the next page. It isn't tied to any
particular name and address as I have tried rearranging those. It's no
terribly big deal, as the duplicates only 8 total.

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

In the mail merge main document, there needs to be a NEXT RECORD field
before the first merge field in all of the labels except the first label.

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP

"Jerim79" wrote in message
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I am running Word 97 and Excel 97. The excel sheet is just a list of
names and addresses. The word document is for labels. There are no
duplicates in the excel sheet. However, when I do the mail merge, it
duplicates the last entry on the page. So the last entry on the page is
also the first entry at the top of the next page. It isn't tied to any
particular name and address as I have tried rearranging those. It's no
terribly big deal, as the duplicates only 8 total.