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SharronTucker
The insertion of merge fields is barbaric, you have to add all fields on a
single line and then format the content, or close out of the popup window
after each insertion so you can add the field and formatting at the same
time.
I like the check box beside each record to select records that do not fit a
query.
Your tutorial on Mail Merge has a spreadsheet with both first and last name
in the same column of an Excel spreadsheet. You suggest to split the data,
but use an antiquated method. Instead of adding a column and cutting and
pasting each last name individually, why not use the features of the product.
Click on data-text to columns, choose delimited length and space as a
seperator and the data is split quickly.
single line and then format the content, or close out of the popup window
after each insertion so you can add the field and formatting at the same
time.
I like the check box beside each record to select records that do not fit a
query.
Your tutorial on Mail Merge has a spreadsheet with both first and last name
in the same column of an Excel spreadsheet. You suggest to split the data,
but use an antiquated method. Instead of adding a column and cutting and
pasting each last name individually, why not use the features of the product.
Click on data-text to columns, choose delimited length and space as a
seperator and the data is split quickly.