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I am trying to do a mail merge, and everything is perfect, EXCEPT I have one
column of data in my Excel field that is not showing up as an option in the Mail Merge fields in Word. I need to get this additional column. I even tried deleting some columns (in case there was a max number of mail merge fields), and that didn't work. Any suggestions? |
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Let's assume your column has a name. Are there any hidden columns (with no
column header or data) in your spreadsheet? Peter Jamieson "Halley" wrote in message ... I am trying to do a mail merge, and everything is perfect, EXCEPT I have one column of data in my Excel field that is not showing up as an option in the Mail Merge fields in Word. I need to get this additional column. I even tried deleting some columns (in case there was a max number of mail merge fields), and that didn't work. Any suggestions? |
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No hidden columns - and this column is definitely not hidden.
"Peter Jamieson" wrote: Let's assume your column has a name. Are there any hidden columns (with no column header or data) in your spreadsheet? Peter Jamieson "Halley" wrote in message ... I am trying to do a mail merge, and everything is perfect, EXCEPT I have one column of data in my Excel field that is not showing up as an option in the Mail Merge fields in Word. I need to get this additional column. I even tried deleting some columns (in case there was a max number of mail merge fields), and that didn't work. Any suggestions? |
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Just suggestions:
a. if you haven't actually tried reconnecting, try that b. personally I would want to see what happened if I cut/paste the offending column into a new sheet, probably with one more column to ensure Word connects. c. Check Word Tools|Options|Gneral|"Confirm conversion at open" (Word 2002/2003) and try the other available connection methods - probably DDE and ODBC in your case. Peter Jamieson "Halley" wrote in message news ![]() No hidden columns - and this column is definitely not hidden. "Peter Jamieson" wrote: Let's assume your column has a name. Are there any hidden columns (with no column header or data) in your spreadsheet? Peter Jamieson "Halley" wrote in message ... I am trying to do a mail merge, and everything is perfect, EXCEPT I have one column of data in my Excel field that is not showing up as an option in the Mail Merge fields in Word. I need to get this additional column. I even tried deleting some columns (in case there was a max number of mail merge fields), and that didn't work. Any suggestions? |
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