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Printing Labels - Almost there.. But.. How to get multiple on a pa
I can successfully merge Excel and Word (using *.csv as data source)
[Excel2007; Word2007]. I selected Avery lavel 5163. Addresses are good. Unfortunately, when I print, only one label prints on a page, not the 10 that supposed to print per page. I see one (1) <<address block on the document layout plus nine (9) <<next record. I tried manually plus using the wizard, but no luck. I've done this before, but with Word2003, 4 years ago. I'm perplexed. What am I missing? Thanks in advance. |
Printing Labels - Almost there.. But.. How to get multiple on a pa
If you don't get an answer in this Excel newsgroup, you may want to ask your
question in a forum dedicated to MSWord. KGlennC wrote: I can successfully merge Excel and Word (using *.csv as data source) [Excel2007; Word2007]. I selected Avery lavel 5163. Addresses are good. Unfortunately, when I print, only one label prints on a page, not the 10 that supposed to print per page. I see one (1) <<address block on the document layout plus nine (9) <<next record. I tried manually plus using the wizard, but no luck. I've done this before, but with Word2003, 4 years ago. I'm perplexed. What am I missing? Thanks in advance. -- Dave Peterson |
Printing Labels - Almost there.. But.. How to get multiple on
Good point.. didn't think of that.
"Dave Peterson" wrote: If you don't get an answer in this Excel newsgroup, you may want to ask your question in a forum dedicated to MSWord. KGlennC wrote: I can successfully merge Excel and Word (using *.csv as data source) [Excel2007; Word2007]. I selected Avery lavel 5163. Addresses are good. Unfortunately, when I print, only one label prints on a page, not the 10 that supposed to print per page. I see one (1) <<address block on the document layout plus nine (9) <<next record. I tried manually plus using the wizard, but no luck. I've done this before, but with Word2003, 4 years ago. I'm perplexed. What am I missing? Thanks in advance. -- Dave Peterson . |
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