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Following on from a previous post in Word Formatting (thanks to macropod for
the help), I am using a program which essentially works using the same
principles as a mail merge (enter a database, select a record, call a MS
Word template, populate keywords).
I have a source document with calculations which would be used in many
templates, and will need to be updated and maintained, so that when it is
called, any updates completed in the source document are reflected in the
target document. I believe the best way to achieve this is to use an
INCLUDETEXT, and link to a bookmark in the source document (I need to avoid
<CR> returns). However no matter what I've attempted, while I can insert
the full document or bookmarked section using Insert, File, if I insert
these as Insert, File, Insert as Link, it does insert the required section,
but does not update the calculations (the important bit).
Is this possible using Mail Merge? I've tried MS Word Help & Google without
much success, any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
the help), I am using a program which essentially works using the same
principles as a mail merge (enter a database, select a record, call a MS
Word template, populate keywords).
I have a source document with calculations which would be used in many
templates, and will need to be updated and maintained, so that when it is
called, any updates completed in the source document are reflected in the
target document. I believe the best way to achieve this is to use an
INCLUDETEXT, and link to a bookmark in the source document (I need to avoid
<CR> returns). However no matter what I've attempted, while I can insert
the full document or bookmarked section using Insert, File, if I insert
these as Insert, File, Insert as Link, it does insert the required section,
but does not update the calculations (the important bit).
Is this possible using Mail Merge? I've tried MS Word Help & Google without
much success, any assistance would be greatly appreciated.