M
Merrick
I'm doing a mail merge (creating letters) with data from an excel file. In
the excel file, one column is formatted as 'Special' and 'Phone number'. The
data entered into that column was 10 digits and it shows in excel as phone
number format - ie: (xxx) xxx-xxxx . This is how I need it.
When I merge that field into the document, it comes across as xxxxxxxxxx
(without the parenthesis and dashes). How can I fix it so that the phone
numbers come across in the same format as they show in excel?
Another issue (dunno if related or not...): When I do the merge, I get a
small pop-up which I don't know what it's for... it's a small pop-up with an
area where I can enter data (dunno what it's looking for) and there's an 'ok'
and a 'cancel' button. Closing the pop-up (clicking the 'X') does not
work... I have to hit 'ok' or 'cancel' exactly 100 times (note: the data
source excel file contains exactly 50 records). What is this text entry
pop-up looking for? How can I get it to stop?
All help is greatly appreciated!
the excel file, one column is formatted as 'Special' and 'Phone number'. The
data entered into that column was 10 digits and it shows in excel as phone
number format - ie: (xxx) xxx-xxxx . This is how I need it.
When I merge that field into the document, it comes across as xxxxxxxxxx
(without the parenthesis and dashes). How can I fix it so that the phone
numbers come across in the same format as they show in excel?
Another issue (dunno if related or not...): When I do the merge, I get a
small pop-up which I don't know what it's for... it's a small pop-up with an
area where I can enter data (dunno what it's looking for) and there's an 'ok'
and a 'cancel' button. Closing the pop-up (clicking the 'X') does not
work... I have to hit 'ok' or 'cancel' exactly 100 times (note: the data
source excel file contains exactly 50 records). What is this text entry
pop-up looking for? How can I get it to stop?
All help is greatly appreciated!