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Need help setting up customer info database using Excel and be able to
automate data info into various documents (i.e., proposals, letters, statements, mailing labels, etc. Would be much easier not to have to type everything each time. Thanks so much |
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Set up a database of customer info, something like Col A: Company; Col B:
Address1; Col C: Address2; Col D: City; Col E:County; Col F Zip Code; etc etc etc Sort this sheet alphabetically on col A. For Labels, do a mail merge to Word For addresses on forms etc, use a VLOOKUP formula, to extract ther data from the database. Iow, if you enter the company name in say B5, then in B6, enter a formula such as =VLOOKUP(B5,LISTING,2,FALSE) to get the first address line. If you also use IF statements, you can get it pretty neat, and able to cater for virtually any eventuality. "Designer Lady" wrote: Need help setting up customer info database using Excel and be able to automate data info into various documents (i.e., proposals, letters, statements, mailing labels, etc. Would be much easier not to have to type everything each time. Thanks so much |
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Thank you Kassie. I'll give it a try. It's been so long since I have used
Excel and any merging, etc. Thanks so much! ~Designer Lady "Kassie" wrote: Set up a database of customer info, something like Col A: Company; Col B: Address1; Col C: Address2; Col D: City; Col E:County; Col F Zip Code; etc etc etc Sort this sheet alphabetically on col A. For Labels, do a mail merge to Word For addresses on forms etc, use a VLOOKUP formula, to extract ther data from the database. Iow, if you enter the company name in say B5, then in B6, enter a formula such as =VLOOKUP(B5,LISTING,2,FALSE) to get the first address line. If you also use IF statements, you can get it pretty neat, and able to cater for virtually any eventuality. "Designer Lady" wrote: Need help setting up customer info database using Excel and be able to automate data info into various documents (i.e., proposals, letters, statements, mailing labels, etc. Would be much easier not to have to type everything each time. Thanks so much |
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I am stuck. I have created an Excel database of name, address, city, zip and
am stymied as to how I turn this into labels. Kassie mentioned about VLOOKUP...please help me if you can. I have a QUE book about Excel but it doesn't go there. Thanks. Pat "Kassie" wrote: Set up a database of customer info, something like Col A: Company; Col B: Address1; Col C: Address2; Col D: City; Col E:County; Col F Zip Code; etc etc etc Sort this sheet alphabetically on col A. For Labels, do a mail merge to Word For addresses on forms etc, use a VLOOKUP formula, to extract ther data from the database. Iow, if you enter the company name in say B5, then in B6, enter a formula such as =VLOOKUP(B5,LISTING,2,FALSE) to get the first address line. If you also use IF statements, you can get it pretty neat, and able to cater for virtually any eventuality. "Designer Lady" wrote: Need help setting up customer info database using Excel and be able to automate data info into various documents (i.e., proposals, letters, statements, mailing labels, etc. Would be much easier not to have to type everything each time. Thanks so much |
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