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#HOW TO MAIL MERGE FROM EXCEL TO WORD 2007 HOW TO#

Click the Office Button, then Word Options.

I can login to our network on a different workstation and I have no problems. It has to be something with the installation of MS office on my machine. Can you do me a favor and report back here with your results? Thanks!Ĭopying the files to my hard drive did not make any difference. Try copying the files to your local machine then try to deselect all of the recipient names using the instructions in this tutorial. I have tried unsuccessfully to reproduce the problem, which means it might be caused by working on files located on a server. My word file is a document with the data on an Excel worksheet with 753 records. I am working with Word 2007 on a Microsoft LAN operating system is XP office. Are you working on files located on a network server? Or local files?

What type of date source? (Excel, Outlook, Access…).

What type of merge document? (letter, envelope, labels).

I don’t know why a deselect wouldn’t work so I need more info from you so I can try to reproduce the problem. Is there a setting I need to select? I click on that box, but nothing happens. I can not get this feature to work on my computer. The wizard will walk you through selecting the type of merge, selecting your recipient list (the data file), editing recipients, etc.Once you get the hang of it, you can ditch the wizard and use the buttons on the ribbon to complete your mail merges. In the Start Mail Merge group, click the Start Mail Merge button.If this is the first time you have used it, select Step by Step Mail Merge from the menu (it should be the last menu item). To start a mail merge, click the Mailings Tab. And I cannot find any Mail Merge tutorials on this site, Word’s Help feature does nothing, so where do I go for instruction in Word 7’s Mail Merge? There are no menu options that recognize I might already have a data file and a letter file ready to go.

#HOW TO MAIL MERGE FROM EXCEL TO WORD 2007 HOW TO#

I come to Word 7 with a form letter ready, and a list of recipients ready, and I cannot make out how to use Mail Merge. Hello, I have used Mail Merge a lot in previous versions of Word. If you want to add to the discussion, use the comment box at the bottom of the page. (These comments were from a previous commenting system. You can get more information about mail merge and other advanced word processing techniques from the book, Microsoft Word 2013 In Depth or Word 2016 In Depth. You can create very advanced filters in this screen using the And/Or operators, and selecting specific merge fields. Instead of deselecting, at the bottom of the Edit Recipient List window, click Filter. If you have a huge list and need to send mailings to specific contacts, it is easier to use the filter than to deselect all then have to select recipients one-by-one.

All you need to do is uncheck the box at the top of the list.Īfter deselecting all records, you have to manually select recipients for the mail merge. If you do not want to permanently delete the recipient list records, there is a quick way to deselect all of the recipients within the Mail Merge Recipients dialog box. Go back to Word 2007 to add new recipients to the list and complete your mail merge. Right-click, then select Delete Record.If you want to skip records, you will have to highlight and delete in sections. Note: You can only highlight adjacent records. Highlight all of the records you want to delete.In the Navigation Pane, double-click the Office_Address_List table icon to open the table for editing.If you get a security warning, click Options, select Enable Content, and then click OK.

(The default location is C:My DocumentsMy Data Sourcesfile-name.mdb.)

To open the data file, press Ctrl + O, then browse to the date file record and double click it.

To delete records, open Access 2007, then follow these steps:

But do not change the structure of the table within Access 2007 or it will break the connection with your mail merge file. If you have Access 2007 installed, you can edit the source file table and delete all of the records at one time. Deleting records by editing the source file in Access If you created the list using Word 2007 and you do not have Access installed, you have to delete the records one at a time.