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I have an Excel workbook that I use that holds data on different sheets and generates (using VBA) a final sheet with data results. This data is then used in Word to generate letters (via Mail Merge) to be mailed out.
When I do the Mail Merge, it places all the letters in 1 Word document.
This works fine.
Is it possible, via VBA, to send the data from Excel to the Word template, then automatically save each letter as an individual file? Preferably, saving each individual file without user interactione.
Each file will be named after an ID number, which is part of the Excel data, so there should be no duplicate files. In the event that there is a duplicate, the file is overwritten or replaced.
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by: GrahamSkanPosted on 2009-03-25 at 17:56:10ID: 23986396
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