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Using Excel as data for mail merge...
How do I get my data from Excel to show only 2 decimal places in my Word
merge? I've tried to copy the excel data as values into new columns and have also turned on the "Confirm Conversion" option in Word. Still not able to take my currency data and show only 2 decimal places in my merged document. Thanks, Dory |
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Using Excel as data for mail merge...
I found my answer a few discussions below. Sorry for the extra bandwidth.
dory "dory a" wrote: How do I get my data from Excel to show only 2 decimal places in my Word merge? I've tried to copy the excel data as values into new columns and have also turned on the "Confirm Conversion" option in Word. Still not able to take my currency data and show only 2 decimal places in my merged document. Thanks, Dory |
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