[mso] Re: Is there a Mail Merge facility in Excel?

 Hi Wilson, Thanks for replying so quickly, and for the suggested Macro 
solution.   I will try that,  thanks again,   Roger Date: Wed, 29 Jun 2005 
11:06:26 -0300From: Wilson Baptista Junior <wilson@xxxxxxxxxx>Subject: 
[mso] Re: Is there a Mail Merge facility in Excel?Hello Roger,AFAIK Excel 
doesn't have a built-in merge routine, you will have to program it yourself, 
using macros written in VBA. Basically the macro will have to look into the 
sheet which has the data, one record at a time, move the data to the correct 
fields in "Sheet 1", print it, then look in the other sheet for the next 
record, and so on. It's not difficult, but you do have to know how macros work 
in Excel.Wilson
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