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Mail Merge from pivot table (Office 2000)

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cjlatta - 14 Nov 2005 17:21 GMT
I have a pivot table and source sheet that I have moved from my original
workbook into a new workbook (thus only 2 sheets in the workbook).  I need to
create a Word document that pulls information from one field in the pivot
table and also uses name, address, etc. fields from the source sheet.  Is
that possible?
Doug Robbins - Word MVP - 14 Nov 2005 20:12 GMT
No, Word can using only a single flat file as a datasource.

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>I have a pivot table and source sheet that I have moved from my original
> workbook into a new workbook (thus only 2 sheets in the workbook).  I need
> to
> create a Word document that pulls information from one field in the pivot
> table and also uses name, address, etc. fields from the source sheet.  Is
> that possible?
cjlatta - 14 Nov 2005 21:09 GMT
That answers my question (not what I really wanted to find out, but it's the
answer I needed!)
Thanks!

> No, Word can using only a single flat file as a datasource.
>
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> > table and also uses name, address, etc. fields from the source sheet.  Is
> > that possible?
 
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