I am doing a merge document in Word, in which I need to use the same merge
data in more than one instance. I need to know how to return to the start of
the merge data for the second (and subsequent uses) of it in my document.

How do I insert clipart in return address labels. Is there a template for it?

I am attempting to utilize the Mail Merge Wizard in creating a mass mailing
label list.   I am merging from an existing ExCel document.  I have
successfully completed this task manay times in the past; however, upon
getting to the point to 'Update all Labels' - only the first ...

In MS Office Professional 2003, a Excel data colum which should return, for
example, 3.444 in the Word merge field insteads returns 3.4440000000000002,
adding 13 numbers to the field. Checks of the original Excel column shows
proper formatting for both the column and when checked ...

I've created a mail merge using the Avery 3612 Business
Card template. I want to print on both the front and back
of the card. I've ensured the page setup properties are
identical. I even created the front of the card, did

I have a text file for a data source listing committee members; the last
field is an attendance record (yes=1, no=0).  I have a Minutes.doc where for
those attending I would like to be able to list only those records; similar
for those absent.

This is driving me buggy, and I hope someone can give me some advice
here so I can finish updating my Alumni directory webpage.
I have for years been creating a directory of names/addresses/phone
numbers from a database in a Word 97 word table. Now I have Word 2003

I'd like to be able to put, say,
" ("&<<somefield>>&")"
in the "true" part of a mailmerge if-then-else, but "&" doesn't seem to work
as a string concatenation operator there. Did I fumble the syntax, or is

I'm using Word 2002 and am running into problems doing mail merge with data
from Excel.  Sometimes (but not always) when I try to use a workbook that has
more than one "named" sheet in it, I'm unable to open the sheet and the whole
thing falls apart.  If I go into the workbook, ...

What do you do when you want to save a document as a comma delimited text
file, but your document has commas in the data fields (i.e. a company named
Johnson, Smith, and Jones, C.P.A.)? I tryed using comma delimited text for
making various lists, labels, etc and found that it takes ...

I am currently running Word and Access 2003.  I recently added user level
security (login and password) to one of my Databases.  I implemented security
mainly to ensure that only selected users can edit data.  All users have read
permissions.  Now when I use a query as a ...

I am using Word XP.  I used to use WordPerfect DOS and was able to complete a
dopuble merge and assume the more sophisticted WOrd can do the same.  I need
to create a document which incorporates 2 separate data bases.  The first
merge creates the document with one data base; the ...

I have a Word Document that I want to merge data from my
Access Database.  
The field in my database is a number field ####
The format I would like it to have it show in the Word

Hi. I currently have two files, "MergeTemplate.doc" and "DB.mdb" and I have
it set up so that I can run a mail merge from the MS Word 2003 file
("MergeTemplate.doc") and it'll load its data from the Access database file
("DB.mdb").

My agency has about 40 departments and each must submit an annual report. The
report form is 3 pages long and contains individual statistical data
collected over the course of the year from each department. It also provides
areas for comments and additional information from the ...