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Hi,
I need to create VBA in Excel to tranfer data into word template.
Here the example
In Microsoft Excel I have Data in Cell:
A1 = Date
B1 = Name
C1 = Address 1
D1 = Address 2
E1 = Address 3

I have Microsoft Word template as Below:

Date : Get Date from A1

Address 1 (Get From C1)
Address 1 (Get From D1)
Address 1 (Get From E1)

Dear Name (Get From B1)

.........

Contents...

What I need is macro in excel to automated transferring process from Excel to Word template. Thanks
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geniusideas wrote:
Hi,
I need to create VBA in Excel to tranfer data into word template.
Here the example
In Microsoft Excel I have Data in Cell:
A1 = Date
B1 = Name
C1 = Address 1
D1 = Address 2
E1 = Address 3

I have Microsoft Word template as Below:

Date : Get Date from A1

Address 1 (Get From C1)
Address 1 (Get From D1)
Address 1 (Get From E1)

Dear Name (Get From B1)

.........

Contents...

What I need is macro in excel to automated transferring process from Excel to Word template. Thanks

Word has mailing option
Why do you need macro ?


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On Wednesday, April 24, 2013 12:16:57 AM UTC+8, witek wrote:
geniusideas wrote:

Hi,


I need to create VBA in Excel to tranfer data into word template.


Here the example


In Microsoft Excel I have Data in Cell:


A1 = Date


B1 = Name


C1 = Address 1


D1 = Address 2


E1 = Address 3




I have Microsoft Word template as Below:




Date : Get Date from A1




Address 1 (Get From C1)


Address 1 (Get From D1)


Address 1 (Get From E1)




Dear Name (Get From B1)




.........




Contents...




What I need is macro in excel to automated transferring process from Excel to Word template. Thanks




Word has mailing option

Why do you need macro ?


Sorry, because I have very long list of name in excel.
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are you looking at creating a document for each of the entry in the list ? Will the content of the document will be same for all mailers?
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On Tue, 23 Apr 2013 11:16:57 -0500, witek
wrote:

geniusideas wrote:
Hi,
I need to create VBA in Excel to tranfer data into word template.
Here the example
In Microsoft Excel I have Data in Cell:
A1 = Date
B1 = Name
C1 = Address 1
D1 = Address 2
E1 = Address 3

I have Microsoft Word template as Below:

Date : Get Date from A1

Address 1 (Get From C1)
Address 1 (Get From D1)
Address 1 (Get From E1)

Dear Name (Get From B1)

.........

Contents...

What I need is macro in excel to automated transferring process from Excel to Word template. Thanks

Word has mailing option
Why do you need macro ?


I can tie "fields" or line entries in a word document to an excel
spreadsheet?

So I have a word document and I have a spreadsheet version.

How do I make those 'field' assignments in word, and how do I send the
excel data to it?

Right now, we print the word doc, and it gets filled out by hand.
Then re-transcribed into the computer. Lost labor.

Heck, I can't even get the data into word without it deleting the
"underline" in the area where I put the data, so I suspect the document
creator is not making the document the "right way' either.


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CellShocked wrote:
On Tue, 23 Apr 2013 11:16:57 -0500, witek
wrote:

geniusideas wrote:
Hi,
I need to create VBA in Excel to tranfer data into word template.
Here the example
In Microsoft Excel I have Data in Cell:
A1 = Date
B1 = Name
C1 = Address 1
D1 = Address 2
E1 = Address 3

I have Microsoft Word template as Below:

Date : Get Date from A1

Address 1 (Get From C1)
Address 1 (Get From D1)
Address 1 (Get From E1)

Dear Name (Get From B1)

.........

Contents...

What I need is macro in excel to automated transferring process from Excel to Word template. Thanks

Word has mailing option
Why do you need macro ?


I can tie "fields" or line entries in a word document to an excel
spreadsheet?

So I have a word document and I have a spreadsheet version.

How do I make those 'field' assignments in word, and how do I send the
excel data to it?

Right now, we print the word doc, and it gets filled out by hand.
Then re-transcribed into the computer. Lost labor.

Heck, I can't even get the data into word without it deleting the
"underline" in the area where I put the data, so I suspect the document
creator is not making the document the "right way' either.



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