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Evan
I've spent hours on this. It is driving me crazy. Any help would be
infinately, utterly, completely appreciated.
I am using mail merge with Office 2003 to print out customers order details.
I created a Word template with merge field codes that correspond to column
headings in an Excel file. When I do the merge, the merge field codes should
be populated with data from the corresponding Excel column. The problem is,
the data comes from seemingly random columns. To see what I mean, please
take a look at the following example.
First 3 of about 50 entries in Word:
Name: { MERGEFIELD "Last_Name" }
Item: { MERGEFIELD "Item" }
Fabric: { MERGEFIELD "Fabric" }
First 3 of about 50 headings in Excel:
Column A: Fabric
Column B: Collar
Column C: Cuff
Here is what it looks like after I merge:
Name: August 09
Item: (e-mail address removed)
Fabric: Blue07
You can see Word is places data from the wrong columns in 2 of the 3 fields.
Why is this happening? How can I get the right data to appear in the right
fields?
Thank you so much for any help.
infinately, utterly, completely appreciated.
I am using mail merge with Office 2003 to print out customers order details.
I created a Word template with merge field codes that correspond to column
headings in an Excel file. When I do the merge, the merge field codes should
be populated with data from the corresponding Excel column. The problem is,
the data comes from seemingly random columns. To see what I mean, please
take a look at the following example.
First 3 of about 50 entries in Word:
Name: { MERGEFIELD "Last_Name" }
Item: { MERGEFIELD "Item" }
Fabric: { MERGEFIELD "Fabric" }
First 3 of about 50 headings in Excel:
Column A: Fabric
Column B: Collar
Column C: Cuff
Here is what it looks like after I merge:
Name: August 09
Item: (e-mail address removed)
Fabric: Blue07
You can see Word is places data from the wrong columns in 2 of the 3 fields.
Why is this happening? How can I get the right data to appear in the right
fields?
Thank you so much for any help.