Hello, everyone. Is there any way of using named ranges (in Excel) as
the merge fields in a (Word) data merge document? I mistakenly
formatted my data source with the field labels at left and the records
at top (in other words, with the whole table rotated 90 degrees), and
I've been trying to figure out a way to get the proper fields into the
data merge document. Alternately, a way of rotating the table in Excel
would work. (There's too much data to cut and paste into a new
format.) Any advanced users here who can help with this?
Thanks,
Nicole
Doug Robbins - Word MVP - DELETE UPPERCASE CHARACTERS FROM EMAIL ADDRESS - 10 Mar 2004 02:31 GMT
In Excel, copy the information, then go to a new Excel sheet and from the
Edit menu, select Paste Special and check the Transpose box. That will
transpose the rows and columns so that the field labels should be in the
place expected for the merge operation.

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> Hello, everyone. Is there any way of using named ranges (in Excel) as
> the merge fields in a (Word) data merge document? I mistakenly
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> Thanks,
> Nicole