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Wanted a good address template for mail merge
I am looking for an address book that is simple yet can be used for mail
merge at times like Christmas, please. Thanks in advance. |
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Wanted a good address template for mail merge
You can just label your columns as something like Name, Address1, Address2,
Address3, Address4, ... (as far as you need). If you have extra columns for telephone numbers or whatever, you can omit them from your mail merge when you are pulling the data into Word. -- David Biddulph "Jeffrey Parsons" <Jeffrey wrote in message ... I am looking for an address book that is simple yet can be used for mail merge at times like Christmas, please. Thanks in advance. |
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