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Merging in Word with a SQL query (Stored Procedure) as the data so
I have set up mail merge documents with the SQL query as the datasource - and
everything is working fine. I have a finicky little question which causes me grief and if anyone out there can help - I'd be delighted. When I press the button "Mail Merge Recipients" in the Word document, my columns represent the fields that are delivered by the query. However - the ORDER of the columns appears to have NOTHING whatsoever to do with the order of the fields as created in the SQL query. And manually moving them around - doesn't help as it doesn't stick (not to mention that it's not a user friendly window). However - if I click on the button "Insert Merge Field" that list is in the same order as set up in the query. Go figger! Not the end of the world - but bugging me. If anyone can enlighten me - I dub thee "GURU"! Thanks |
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