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I would like to have a button on my spread sheet that enables a mail merge to be done on a sheet wihin the workbook called "Data

I am ok with setting up the word object, but i dont know how to code the link to the sheet "Data" for the mail merge's data source

TI

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Excel is going to use the first worksheet.
So would suggest that you have the macro move that worksheet to
the first position.
Sheets("Data").Move Befo=Sheets(1)

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Hi.

I would like to have a button on my spread sheet that enables a mail merge to be done on a sheet wihin the workbook called "Data"

I am ok with setting up the word object, but i dont know how to code the link to the sheet "Data" for the mail merge's data

source.

TIA

Nath



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