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"Merging" Documents
I have two documents with identical tables on them. On the first is filled
with info on every cell except one. The second every thing is blank except the same cell from the first. WIthout having to resort to cut and paste, is there a way to combine the two where the info from the second document automatically fills in the blank cell from the first? |
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"Merging" Documents
You could theoretically bookmark the desired text in the second document and
use an IncludeText field in the first. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "J. Ronan" J. wrote in message ... I have two documents with identical tables on them. On the first is filled with info on every cell except one. The second every thing is blank except the same cell from the first. WIthout having to resort to cut and paste, is there a way to combine the two where the info from the second document automatically fills in the blank cell from the first? |
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