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Thank you all very much! The Answer Box article explained how to use DDE, and
it worked! Greatly appreciate the your suggestyionsd and help. "Bernard Liengme" wrote: Dave has given you a complete answer but here is my 2 cents worth. I did a quick experiment and did not lose the digits following the zero. Indeed, how can the merge engine no take all the characters from a text field? I would make sure all the zips are formatted as text, resave the data file with another name and start your mail merge again best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "BH" wrote in message ... In Version 2003, for a mailmerge using data in Excel, how does one format the cells for the Zip Codes so that the Zip Code numbers starting with 0 will appear in the word merge. For example, the Zip Code for Englewood, NJ is 07631, and if the Zip Code cells are formatted as Number, Special, General, or even programmed in Custom, the first digit "0" does not appear in the merge, but the only the "7631" appears. On the other hand, if the Zip Code cells are formatted as Text, only the first digit "0" appears in the merge, but not the remaining digits of the Zip Code. |
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