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Hi,
Instead of doing mail merge from Excel to Word, make it Word to Word. Copy the data from Excel and paste it in Word and open this Word file as source data. Formatting will be preserved. This is what I do, though there are some options I found in previous posts. Regards, Jaleel "Pete" wrote: I have set up a mail merge which pull figures from an Excel spreadsheet and displays them in a Word document. The figures inputted into the spreadsheet are to two decimal places, though the cell formatting means that they are displayed as being to no decimal places. I want the same rounded figure to appear in my Word files, unfortunately the mail merge is ignoring the formatting and displaying the two decimal place figure. Is there anyway around this? I don't mind permanently losing the two decimal places in Excel if this is neccessary. Thanks! |
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