T
The Deane Team
Using Office/Access 2000, can one letter contain fields from 2 tables in the
same database?
same database?
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J
John Nurick
Hi,
Mailmerge basically creates one letter from each record in the source
data. So if you can create a query that joins the two tables and returns
one record for each letter, it's simply a matter of using that query as
the data source for the merge document.
If you've got hierarchical data (e.g. an invoice with a variable number
of line items), mailmerge is less suitable.
Mailmerge basically creates one letter from each record in the source
data. So if you can create a query that joins the two tables and returns
one record for each letter, it's simply a matter of using that query as
the data source for the merge document.
If you've got hierarchical data (e.g. an invoice with a variable number
of line items), mailmerge is less suitable.
T
The Deane Team
Thank you for your help. I am very new to Data base creating so I will now
learn more about creating a query and how to use it as a data source. It is
like learning a nw language.
learn more about creating a query and how to use it as a data source. It is
like learning a nw language.
J
John Nurick
It is like learning a nw language.
In a sense it is - a language that involves not so much new words as a
new grammar.