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Excel data source will not merge changes to Word
I am performing mail merge in Microsoft Word, with an excel worksheet as the
data source. The merge function works fine, but whenever I make changes in the excel worksheet, the new changes in the worksheet are not reflected in the Word form, only the previously saved changes are shown. I am saving the excel worksheet after making the changes. I can't figure out why my changes are not shown in Word when I perform merge, please help! Thank you, Jen |
Excel data source will not merge changes to Word
Click the icon for Mail Merge Recipients and then click the Edit tab. This is
in Word. "Jennifer Mcdermeit" wrote: I am performing mail merge in Microsoft Word, with an excel worksheet as the data source. The merge function works fine, but whenever I make changes in the excel worksheet, the new changes in the worksheet are not reflected in the Word form, only the previously saved changes are shown. I am saving the excel worksheet after making the changes. I can't figure out why my changes are not shown in Word when I perform merge, please help! Thank you, Jen |
Excel data source will not merge changes to Word
The Edit tab in the Mail Merge Recipients is not able to be clicked - don't
know why. I am opening the excel sheet first, making changes, hiting save, then opening the word document and merging into new document. Only way it merges the changes is if I select it as a data source again. "Martin P" wrote: Click the icon for Mail Merge Recipients and then click the Edit tab. This is in Word. "Jennifer Mcdermeit" wrote: I am performing mail merge in Microsoft Word, with an excel worksheet as the data source. The merge function works fine, but whenever I make changes in the excel worksheet, the new changes in the worksheet are not reflected in the Word form, only the previously saved changes are shown. I am saving the excel worksheet after making the changes. I can't figure out why my changes are not shown in Word when I perform merge, please help! Thank you, Jen |
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