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Good Morning,
I hope you can help ASAP since I'd like to automate this process today. I have a 12 page application form in pdf format that I would like to pre-fill for our users. I would like to use mail merge somehow to merge the applicants data onto the form. However, I cannot see how it is possible in Word to place the fields on the primary document. I can certainly bring the data in using Excel. Please let me know the best method for this. Thank you! Michelle |
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When you say that you can "certainly bring the data in using Excel", do you
mean that you can automate the process of populating the fields on the .pdf from with data from Excel. If that is the case, and the data that you want to use on the form is presently in a table in a Word document, select that table and then copy it to the clipboard and then paste it into Excel. I suspect however that the statement that I quoted above is not really the case and I do not think that it is something that can be done using mailmerge in Word. Googling for AutoFill PDF Form however turns up a number of leads that claim to do what you want. One example is http://www.evermap.com/automailmerge.asp -- 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 "Mishelley" wrote in message ... Good Morning, I hope you can help ASAP since I'd like to automate this process today. I have a 12 page application form in pdf format that I would like to pre-fill for our users. I would like to use mail merge somehow to merge the applicants data onto the form. However, I cannot see how it is possible in Word to place the fields on the primary document. I can certainly bring the data in using Excel. Please let me know the best method for this. Thank you! Michelle |
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Wow! Thanks, Doug. It looks the the AutoMailMerge product info you sent
will work perfectly. I'm going to test out the trial version today. Have a great day and thanks again for your speedy reply! "Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote: When you say that you can "certainly bring the data in using Excel", do you mean that you can automate the process of populating the fields on the .pdf from with data from Excel. If that is the case, and the data that you want to use on the form is presently in a table in a Word document, select that table and then copy it to the clipboard and then paste it into Excel. I suspect however that the statement that I quoted above is not really the case and I do not think that it is something that can be done using mailmerge in Word. Googling for AutoFill PDF Form however turns up a number of leads that claim to do what you want. One example is http://www.evermap.com/automailmerge.asp -- 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 "Mishelley" wrote in message ... Good Morning, I hope you can help ASAP since I'd like to automate this process today. I have a 12 page application form in pdf format that I would like to pre-fill for our users. I would like to use mail merge somehow to merge the applicants data onto the form. However, I cannot see how it is possible in Word to place the fields on the primary document. I can certainly bring the data in using Excel. Please let me know the best method for this. Thank you! Michelle |
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