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mail merge from Outlook Contacts to Labels

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IsistheCat - 21 Nov 2004 01:53 GMT
I have gotten this to work ok with one (serious) problem.

Outlook is not sending to Word the Contact address marked "use this as
mailing address".

The result is some labels with a name but no address. All of these are
records that have only 1 address, but sometimes it's business, sometimes
it's home.  And what's even weirder, some of these labels are from records
that have only 1 *business *address (no home), and yet other labels are from
record that have only 1 *home* address (and no business address in the
record)!

Hope someone can help.

Windows XP sp2
Outlook  Prof 2003 SP1
Word 2003 SP 1

Susan
Doug Robbins - 21 Nov 2004 02:57 GMT
If you initiate the mailmerge from Outlook you will have more control.
However, if the address details are not in the same field for all of the
records, then you may also need to use an If..then..Else fields.  If
however, there is only ever one address, putting both of the address
mergefields side by side with no space in between them might do.

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IsistheCat - 21 Nov 2004 18:57 GMT
Thanks.  That was better.  There are still some problems that I think are
bugs, but I was able to work around them.

Susan

If you initiate the mailmerge from Outlook you will have more control.
However, if the address details are not in the same field for all of the
records, then you may also need to use an If..then..Else fields.  If
however, there is only ever one address, putting both of the address
mergefields side by side with no space in between them might do.

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Please respond to the Newsgroup for the benefit of others who may be
interested.   Questions sent directly to me will only be answered on a paid
consulting basis.

Hope this helps,
Doug Robbins - Word MVP

>I have gotten this to work ok with one (serious) problem.
>
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> Susan
 
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