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Merge Printing Part of Spreadsheet

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paul bennett - 01 Apr 2004 14:19 GMT
Temporary working on Excel at Work.  Need to write to a number of people on
the spreadsheet.  So far, I've sorted, then copied data into another
spreadsheet.  Then when I've done mail merge, where it says Entire
Worksheet, I click on this.  Is there a way of marking the block in the
original worksheet/or stating the cells.  If stating the Cells, what do you
put A1 to  A10, then rows A1 to A10?

Some assistance would be much appreciated. (or by the way in simple terms,
I'm a bit thick when it comes to Excel)
Debra Dalgleish - 01 Apr 2004 23:22 GMT
You could try naming the range of cells. There are instructions here:

  http://www.contextures.com/xlNames01.html

> Temporary working on Excel at Work.  Need to write to a number of people on
> the spreadsheet.  So far, I've sorted, then copied data into another
> spreadsheet.  Then when I've done mail merge, where it says Entire
> Worksheet, I click on this.  Is there a way of marking the block in the
> original worksheet/or stating the cells.  If stating the Cells, what do you
> put A1 to  A10, then rows A1 to A10?

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