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Yes, that will be easy. Make sure you have column headings/field names in your Excel SS. <br />
Open Word, and create your doc.<br />
Choose Mailing&gt;Start MailMerge<br />
Select email message<br />
Select recipients&gt;use existing list<br />
Make sure to preview list before doing the merge.<br />
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You can only have on Subject Line for all
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Yes, that will be easy. Make sure you have column headings/field names in your Excel SS.
Open Word, and create your doc.
Choose Mailing>Start MailMerge
Select email message
Select recipients>use existing list
Make sure to preview list before doing the merge.

You can only have on Subject Line for all

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Does one of my xl sheet fields have to be the email address for each person? I want them each to get their own email and not see the other people's names.
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Does one of my xl sheet fields have to be the email address for each person? I want them each to get their own email and not see the other people's names.

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This solution worked perfectly.
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I have an xl 2016 sheet with 300 people I want to mail merge a word doc to this list and send each person their own separate doc in an email
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I have an xl 2016 sheet with 300 people I want to mail merge a word doc to this list and send each person their own separate doc in an email

Mail  merge doc to many people

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