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I need a macro that will create a table in a mail merge document. Right now,
I have 4 columns, first name, last name, address and state. Each column has a reference i.e. First Name LastName Address State. For every new record I need a new row with gridlines to appear i.e. a table. First Name LastName Address State Laura Kim 2 Avenue NY John Tell 3 Street NJ FYI: I cannot use the catalog merge for this project and I'm a beginner VBA user so please explain step by step. Any help will be much much appreciated? |
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Why can't you use a Catalog type mailmerge? That IS what you should be
using to do this. -- Please respond to the Newsgroup for the benefit of others who may be interested. Questions sent directly to me will only be answered on a paid consulting basis. Hope this helps, Doug Robbins - Word MVP "Jeanne Moos" wrote in message ... I need a macro that will create a table in a mail merge document. Right now, I have 4 columns, first name, last name, address and state. Each column has a reference i.e. First Name LastName Address State. For every new record I need a new row with gridlines to appear i.e. a table. First Name LastName Address State Laura Kim 2 Avenue NY John Tell 3 Street NJ FYI: I cannot use the catalog merge for this project and I'm a beginner VBA user so please explain step by step. Any help will be much much appreciated? |
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