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=TEXT(A1,"(000) 000-0000") if you want to do it in Excel, or otherwise you
may be able to use field formatting in Word -- David Biddulph "SEANf" wrote in message ... When I create a mail merge in Word from Excel data, I often have a hard time with records that have specific cell formatting. For example, I simply enter 0123456789 in an Excel cell but have phone number formatting to give me (012) 345-6789. This saves a ton of time on the Excel side. But, if I have a phone number "merge field", the formatting is lost and the number reverts to 0123456789 in Word. Is there any way to freeze or maintain this kind of formatting when doing a mail merge in Word pulling from Excel? This would save me SO much time. Thanks. |
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