There's a number of things that you can do:
Insert bookmarks in the template from which the documents will be created
and insert the information into the .Range of the bookmark using
[DocumentObject].Bookmarks("[bookmarkname]").Range.InsertBefore SQLData
If you define the bookmark so that it contains a space, the data will be
inserted inside the bookmark
Insert { DOCVARIABLE "[varname]"} fields in the template from which the
documents will be created and used
[DocumentObject].Variables("[varname]").Value = SQLData
[DocumentObject].Fields.Update
If the data is going into the cells of tables, you can use the .Range of the
cells
[DocumentObject].Tables([#]).Cell([rownum], [colnum]).Range.InsertBefore
SQLData
If you are using formfields as in a protected form, you can use
[DocumentObject].FormFields("[bookmarkname]").Result = SQLData
There's horses for courses.
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Doug Robbins - Word MVP