What version of Word are you using? Before you run the merge do you see the
merge fields on all your labels on the page? It may be that you haven't
replicated the fields to the other labels on the page.
Andrea Jones
> Everytime I try to mail merge labels from a data source, whether Excel or
> Word database, the lables merge incorrectly. I.E. I get the first address in
> the list in the first label of the page and the second on a NEW page of
> labels with all other labels on the page blank. I troubleshooted to no end
> and can successfully merge letters and envelopes but not labels
Mary jane - 02 Nov 2006 20:51 GMT
I am using 2003 and no I do not see the merge fields on the labels, do they
have to be pulled into every label manually?
> What version of Word are you using? Before you run the merge do you see the
> merge fields on all your labels on the page? It may be that you haven't
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> > labels with all other labels on the page blank. I troubleshooted to no end
> > and can successfully merge letters and envelopes but not labels
Doug Robbins - Word MVP - 02 Nov 2006 22:06 GMT
There is a Propogate Labels button on the mail merge toolbar that I suggest
that you activate by selecting Toolbars from the View menu and then check
the Mail Merge item.

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>I am using 2003 and no I do not see the merge fields on the labels, do they
> have to be pulled into every label manually?
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Mary jane - 02 Nov 2006 22:50 GMT
okay I really hate it when I troubleshoot for hours and find out it was a
click of the mouse!
Thanks!
> What version of Word are you using? Before you run the merge do you see the
> merge fields on all your labels on the page? It may be that you haven't
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> > labels with all other labels on the page blank. I troubleshooted to no end
> > and can successfully merge letters and envelopes but not labels
See the article "Mailmerge Labels with Word XP" on fellow MVP Graham Mayor's
website at
http://www.gmayor.com/mail_merge_labels_with_word_xp.htm

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP
> Everytime I try to mail merge labels from a data source, whether Excel or
> Word database, the lables merge incorrectly. I.E. I get the first address
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> end
> and can successfully merge letters and envelopes but not labels
Mary jane - 02 Nov 2006 20:54 GMT
I'll check out the article, and once again it is always a relief to find out
it is the program, not you, I hope 2007 has better merge capabilities
> See the article "Mailmerge Labels with Word XP" on fellow MVP Graham Mayor's
> website at
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> > end
> > and can successfully merge letters and envelopes but not labels
Graham Mayor - 03 Nov 2006 06:22 GMT
It is not the program. It is merely that you have not followed all the steps
in the wizard correctly. The link to my web page posted by Doug shows in
simple diagrams how to do it either with the wizard or the toolbar. Mail
merge in Word really is simple, but it does have some quirks. I can't see it
changing much in 2007!

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> I'll check out the article, and once again it is always a relief to
> find out it is the program, not you, I hope 2007 has better merge
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>>> troubleshooted to no end
>>> and can successfully merge letters and envelopes but not labels