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How can I have Excel cells populate a Word label template?
I have an Excel worksheet that I'm using to create a continuous file
inventory list and a self-created Word .doc for labels (four labels per page). Let us say that on the Excel spreadsheet columns A, B and C contain the file name components (i.e. A='regional code', B='type code', C='sequential number') and row 1 would therefore, say, appear as 'US' 'Report' '1', row 2 would appear as 'CANADA' 'Letter' '1', etc. I have a template label in my Word document that is 4 -labels-per-page. An individual label would require the information found on each row under columns A, B and C in one area, information from columns 'D' (= 'file subject title') and 'E' (=file contents) in another area, etc. The first label on the page would have 'US Report 1' in the file name area, the second label would have 'CANADA Letter 1' and subsequent labels would have information from rows 3, 4, 5, 6, etc. I'm not sure how to link the Excel source information, however, to create an automatically-generated label from my Word document in an efficient manner since the original Excel list will (eventually) contain hundreds of rows and is contantly being added to. Another problem for me to figure out is how to make sure that each of the three subsequent labels on the four-label-per-page template is populated with the same kind of column information as the first one and how to automatically create a new four-label-a-page page once the first four labels are generated so that I'm not constantly trying to remember to print out the labels once four are populated. Perhaps I'm asking for the world? Any tips or direction would be greatly appreciated :-) |
How can I have Excel cells populate a Word label template?
I don't know if that's possible, but Word MVP Cindy Meister has merging
information that may help you: http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindy...r/MergFram.htm There's also a Word Mail Merge newsgroup where you could post your question, and someone there may be able to help. MS Questionnairess wrote: I have an Excel worksheet that I'm using to create a continuous file inventory list and a self-created Word .doc for labels (four labels per page). Let us say that on the Excel spreadsheet columns A, B and C contain the file name components (i.e. A='regional code', B='type code', C='sequential number') and row 1 would therefore, say, appear as 'US' 'Report' '1', row 2 would appear as 'CANADA' 'Letter' '1', etc. I have a template label in my Word document that is 4 -labels-per-page. An individual label would require the information found on each row under columns A, B and C in one area, information from columns 'D' (= 'file subject title') and 'E' (=file contents) in another area, etc. The first label on the page would have 'US Report 1' in the file name area, the second label would have 'CANADA Letter 1' and subsequent labels would have information from rows 3, 4, 5, 6, etc. I'm not sure how to link the Excel source information, however, to create an automatically-generated label from my Word document in an efficient manner since the original Excel list will (eventually) contain hundreds of rows and is contantly being added to. Another problem for me to figure out is how to make sure that each of the three subsequent labels on the four-label-per-page template is populated with the same kind of column information as the first one and how to automatically create a new four-label-a-page page once the first four labels are generated so that I'm not constantly trying to remember to print out the labels once four are populated. Perhaps I'm asking for the world? Any tips or direction would be greatly appreciated :-) -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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