I don't know what a Word .sf file is, nor do I understand the need to use
Excel in the process.
I would be trying to do the whole thing in Access. If you need to do any
sorting, it is much easier with an Access query.

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> Every record has a list of schools and the attendance
> duration. Is there a way to set it to sorting that group
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Kath - 02 Jun 2004 21:58 GMT
Maybe I forgot the ending of the data/secondary file
created with MailMerge Help. Because I am trying to merge
the word document with the Access file - and many of my co-
workers are not given access to the Access data, so if I
can forward them the data extracted via email, it would
reduce the amount of typing we do for over 6000 applicants
ever year.
I tried to explain in my earlier posting (so sorry that I
jumped the gun and reposted as I waited a couple days and
didn't see any replies, so I thought I didn't phrase it
right)
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