David Landau
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How can I merge information from a table at the bottom of my Word Document?
I have the following Word Document with a table on a second page that defines various fields used within the document elsewhere?
I would like to have Word fill in Al Ames as the [Person] as one example.
I'm hoping to define a field.
How can I get Word to do that?
Thank you in advance.
David
-- This is the letter --
[Date]
[Company]
Dear [Person]
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Lee Sincere
Acme Auto Parts
-- this is the table on a second page of my Word Document --
Company Person
AAA Auto Wrecking Al Ames
I would like to have Word fill in Al Ames as the [Person] as one example.
I'm hoping to define a field.
How can I get Word to do that?
Thank you in advance.
David
-- This is the letter --
[Date]
[Company]
Dear [Person]
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Lee Sincere
Acme Auto Parts
-- this is the table on a second page of my Word Document --
Company Person
AAA Auto Wrecking Al Ames
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Colleen Kayter
I think Paul and I both recommended viable solutions - two different ways to approach the problem. Since David did not come back to comment and award points, I think points should be equally shared by Paul and myself.
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