I had generated a mail merge document which I linked to an Excel table.
I have since decided to remove the mail merge feature from this
document. I deleted all the data fields that point to the Excel table.
However, when I open the document, I still get a message that the data

I have an Excel gradebook that merges perfectly in Word, but the
column headings for the subjects need to be included in the merged
document. They are in the first row of the Excel spreadsheet.
Is there anyway to reference them in a Word merge document to

I'm using Office 2003. When I do a mail merge and open up
my data source, the edit button is greyed out and I can't
edit the database unless I open up my Access file and edit
from there.

I'm inserting an INCLUDETEXT field into an IF statement.  
e.g. if the bookmark says "Peter", then add text from a document,
otherwise do this...
{if {bookmark}="xxx" "{includetext

I'm not sure if I'm posting this question in the right group or not...
I need the ability to merge multiple html & rtf documents into 1
document.  Is Word mail merge my best option?  I have tried using the
includetext syntax, but the html document loses its formatting and I

  I use word 2003 and outlook 2003. I have a 2000 or so name email list. I
can successfully merge plain Text email. However, when I designate the email
to be HTML I get nothing. Just zip through and then nothing. Nothing in my
outlook anywhere and no emails to anyone.

I am using Word 2002 on an XP box and for the life of me,
I can't figure out what I am doing wrong. I will try to
explain it to the best of my ability.
In my main document, I have to allow for multiple records.

I am trying to create a merge document using Microsoft Access. My
document will have several sections each requiring different filtered
data from the same database.  I can filter no problem using <Next
Record If> but I need to enter text between each set of filtered

I have a mail merge document that contains a table with 5
rows of information and a number of columns.  When the
data is generated I may have from between 1 to 5 rows of
information depending upon the data stored for each

I am not sure if I post this question in the right
section, but this comes as close to my 'problem' as
possible.
I want to use information from an Excel sheet as

I'm using automated mailmerge from access to word. there are som
datefields i want to convert to another date - not another format -,an
since it's the same function here, and instead of having to add mor
mergefields - and I allready have to much, using a Word doc as m

Hi, hope someone can help out with this.  I have created a
mail merge using Word 2002 and an Access 97 database.  
Now, when i try and open the mailmerged document it
insists on opening Access 2002, which in turn tries to

Can this group help with a Table of Contents issue? On
TOC, it allows you to make multiple selections for
different elements of the underlying document, but it
treats it like a book - i.e., chapter, subchapter, sub-

I am trying to create a mail merge from an MS Access
database with the address details and some additional
fields. These additional fields are Yes/No input fields
that indicate if something is outstanding or not.

I am using Word XP.  I have read a few of the questions
and answers relating to including pictures in your mail
merged document but none of these seem to work - am I
doing something silly.