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Merge one row and header of a sixty-five row worksheet
How do I merge individual rows and the header to an e-mail until all rows are
merged to an individual e-mail? 65 rows w/header to 65 e-mail addresses. |
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Merge one row and header of a sixty-five row worksheet
If possible, why don't your create your merge document in Word, use the Excel
file as the data source and then email the resulting letters directly from Word's file menu. -- Kevin Backmann "La" wrote: How do I merge individual rows and the header to an e-mail until all rows are merged to an individual e-mail? 65 rows w/header to 65 e-mail addresses. |
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Merge one row and header of a sixty-five row worksheet
I'm not big on Word Merge features but can I pull the e-mail addresses from
Outlook while pulling the Excel data...? "Kevin B" wrote: If possible, why don't your create your merge document in Word, use the Excel file as the data source and then email the resulting letters directly from Word's file menu. -- Kevin Backmann "La" wrote: How do I merge individual rows and the header to an e-mail until all rows are merged to an individual e-mail? 65 rows w/header to 65 e-mail addresses. |
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