I have a list of 8,000 members. I want to merge based on 3 columns, names
(Non-blank), Bad Address (Blanks) and Paid Thru (date). When I do this, it
still gives me all 8,000 labels. I can sort the date column but I can't make
it print just those equal to or less than (date).
Will appreciate any help as I am very frustrated.
Where do you have the list? It would be better to do the data manipulation
in the source rather than via mail merge

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>I have a list of 8,000 members. I want to merge based on 3 columns, names
> (Non-blank), Bad Address (Blanks) and Paid Thru (date). When I do this,
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> Will appreciate any help as I am very frustrated.
FormerWAF - 10 Apr 2008 14:59 GMT
The list is in Excel and when I downloaded it from the web site, it changed
all the dates to xxxxx and I don't know how to change it back to numbers. If
I can, then I could sort it from there. Thanks for trying.
> Where do you have the list? It would be better to do the data manipulation
> in the source rather than via mail merge
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> > Will appreciate any help as I am very frustrated.
Doug Robbins - Word MVP - 10 Apr 2008 20:52 GMT
Are the dates displayed as "xxxxx" in Excel because the column width is too
narrow to display them properly or are they really replaced by "xxxxx" If
the latter, then there is no way that you could sort the data on that field
in Excel, let alone in Word.

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> The list is in Excel and when I downloaded it from the web site, it
> changed
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>> > Will appreciate any help as I am very frustrated.