i am merging records from excel to word in template but the american date
shows up and i want to european date instead the american date 8/27/2005 i
want the european date 27/8/2005. the language is standard on european but
stil it showa the american date, why is that?

Here's my situation.
I have in Excel a list of rooms and numbers.  For instance:
Room 205       20
Room 206       23

Even though the ZIP code beginning with zero is formatted as special and zip
code in the Excel source DB, Word does not display the zero on the letter and
prints "Not A Valid Zip Code" where the postal bar code should be displayed.  
Is there a way to correct this?

I want to create a word document that contains multiple records from my data
source.  I believe I need "NextIf."  Can anyone lend me a example?
Here's what I want to produce:
Smith & Sons

I have created a set of forms as a template where many fields will repeat
(name, address, etc).  I would like my users to only have to insert this
information one time only--what would be the best way to do this?

My mailmerge is to 500 clients. I am lasering onto 2-up pre-printed postcard
masters and am needing help setting up the mail merge Address Block so that
it prints 2 different names and address onto each 8-1/2 x 11 sheet containing
2 postcards. Also, if possible I would like to ...

How do i make the true result of an if statement insert a document.  The
document consists of about 5 to 6 pages of text.
Any assistance offered would be greately appreciated.
Thanks and have a nice day.

Using Word 2002 and Outlook 2003.  After creating doc, source and merging to
email, no email gets generated/sent.  Is this a conflict with the version of
Word/Outlook I am running?

Looking for help to change the format of a text string...mailmerge source is
a .csv file, with date formatted as "dd-MMM-yy".  I would really like to
convert this to a standard "MM/dd/yyyy" format.
A similar item was addressed by Peter on 08/05/05 (Merge Field Formatting),

This is complicted so I will try to be clear.  I have done a mail merge of
about 65 Outlook names into letters and am now trying to do envelopes.  the
envelopes are 9.5x6 (landscape) which is wider than the feeder on my printer-
which normally takes envelopes vertically. (HP ...

I am operating in a law office which uses a legal program called Amicus
Attorney.  When I perform a mail merge, Word automaticcaly inserts a
continuos section break at the end of the merged document.  From reading thru
other posts in the forum I note that this is normal for Word ...

I'm looking for some guidence.  I wish to print one to many employees for a
given company in a letter.  More specifically, one letter to each
company--not one letter for each employee.
I believe nextif is one way to accomplish this.  Could anyone lend an

I'm looking for some guidence.  I wish to print one to many employees for a
given company in a merged word document. Where my data source (CSV) contains
a record for each employee.  More specifically, one letter to each
company--not one letter for each employee.

I have an Excel spreadsheet with the following columns:
Employee Name; Employee Category; Supervisor Name; Supervisor Email
Obviously many employees may have the same supervisor. So the same
supervisor name shows up in multiple rows of my spreadsheet.

I am trying to figure out how I can create a mail merge document using
Outlook 2003 as the data source but choose only those based on their specific
category. For example customers.  This assumes I have a category called
customers.