Farah Mohammed
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Mail Merge Question Microsoft Word 2013
I have an excel file with columsn labeled Employee Name, Employee Last Name, Guest Name and Guest Last Name.
I want to print out labels (name tags) where first label will have the Employee Name and Employee Last Name and the next label has the Guest Name and Guest Last Name. The first label on the second row will have the next Employee Name and Employee Last Name and the next label on the same row has the next Guest Name and Guest Last Name.
There are 300 lines so you can appreciate I do not want to have to write the name tags out.
Any ideas with mail merge and labels? Thank you in advance.
I want to print out labels (name tags) where first label will have the Employee Name and Employee Last Name and the next label has the Guest Name and Guest Last Name. The first label on the second row will have the next Employee Name and Employee Last Name and the next label on the same row has the next Guest Name and Guest Last Name.
There are 300 lines so you can appreciate I do not want to have to write the name tags out.
Any ideas with mail merge and labels? Thank you in advance.
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You can select/deselect the fields in "match fields option" while in the merge wizard.
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Thank you for the suggestions above.
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Thank you