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Hi to everyone,
I want to create labels in word using data from excel. I have known the way how to do this but I have one question. Is there any way, when I add a new name in excel, this name will be added in the mailing list €śautomatically€ť, when I opened the Microsoft word? Thanks, Spiros |
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Spiros,
Yes it should with no problem, if the Excel sheet is already link as the DataSource to that document. With the Mail Merge document closed: 1. Open the Excel Workbook/Sheet that you use for DataSource add your new data Close the Workbook Accept the changes. 2. Open the Mail Merge document Accept the DataSource Under Data Recipients the New Entry should be there to include or exclude for future Mail Merges. -- Add MS to your News Reader: news://msnews.microsoft.com Rich/rerat (RRR News) message rule Previous Text Snipped to Save Bandwidth When Appropriate "Spiros" wrote in message ... Hi to everyone, I want to create labels in word using data from excel. I have known the way how to do this but I have one question. Is there any way, when I add a new name in excel, this name will be added in the mailing list €śautomatically€ť, when I opened the Microsoft word? Thanks, Spiros |
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