Q
Quack Boy
Ok, here goes:
What I basically want to do is bring some information from Excel into
word. . It's for an invoice, so I only need one row of information
(Company, adresss1, address2, town, postcode etc.) Kind of like a mini
mail merge but obviously only using one record. - I don't know what
the technical term for this is and find myself at a bit of a loss. And
talking to a paperclip at 3 am is not something I'm proud of.
This can be done just by cutting and pasting the info. - Another way
is to link each field back to the excel worksheet and just change all
the row numbers appropriately. However I discovered that I haven't
worked a way around to ignore blank fields. Ideally I'd like to be
able to type it's ID number into a form and Bingo! all the correct
info would be there.
Is this possible and easy to do? Thank you.
What I basically want to do is bring some information from Excel into
word. . It's for an invoice, so I only need one row of information
(Company, adresss1, address2, town, postcode etc.) Kind of like a mini
mail merge but obviously only using one record. - I don't know what
the technical term for this is and find myself at a bit of a loss. And
talking to a paperclip at 3 am is not something I'm proud of.
This can be done just by cutting and pasting the info. - Another way
is to link each field back to the excel worksheet and just change all
the row numbers appropriately. However I discovered that I haven't
worked a way around to ignore blank fields. Ideally I'd like to be
able to type it's ID number into a form and Bingo! all the correct
info would be there.
Is this possible and easy to do? Thank you.