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Steven Packard
I know someone has done this before but I cannot figure it
out. I am trying to create a mailmerge template that will
generate a letter to each of my clients outlining the
services I have performed for them over a given period of
time. Conceptually, it is analogous to a letter going to
each customer outlining the purchase orders. All I can
see mailmerge doing is giving me a 2
dimensional "recordset" and performing the mailmerge based
on the name and address of my client list. How do I get
the line item details (I have a one to many relationship
established in my database). I want to be able to put the
name and address of my client at the top of the letter,
and the line items in the body in a table. I would like to
do this as a mailmerge rather than through automation and
ADO because I do not know how to duplicate the mailmerge
functionality of iterating through a recordset and adding
new instances of the same template within the same
document. I think I would have to open a new document for
each record in my recordset. With a hundred or more
records in my recordset, I am afraid there would be too
many problems.
out. I am trying to create a mailmerge template that will
generate a letter to each of my clients outlining the
services I have performed for them over a given period of
time. Conceptually, it is analogous to a letter going to
each customer outlining the purchase orders. All I can
see mailmerge doing is giving me a 2
dimensional "recordset" and performing the mailmerge based
on the name and address of my client list. How do I get
the line item details (I have a one to many relationship
established in my database). I want to be able to put the
name and address of my client at the top of the letter,
and the line items in the body in a table. I would like to
do this as a mailmerge rather than through automation and
ADO because I do not know how to duplicate the mailmerge
functionality of iterating through a recordset and adding
new instances of the same template within the same
document. I think I would have to open a new document for
each record in my recordset. With a hundred or more
records in my recordset, I am afraid there would be too
many problems.