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This version corrects those errors and a minor issue Version 1.5 - Friend and Word MVP Jay Freedman provided excellentįeedback on some typographical errors in some of the dialogs and.Ranges" in the data source sheets listing and the ability to use Excel Version 1.4 - Added a direct method to format returned data using the.Version 1.3 - Minor modification to improve flexibility using.This can occur, simply because I don't haveĪ 64-bit version of Office to test with. Version 1.2 - A user with Office 365 64-bit reported.With Enhanced Merge (Merge Many to One) merge templates and included aĭemonstration template and data source in the download package.

Version 1.1 - Added enhancements for employing "Conditional If" fields.

Updating the add-in version and this tips page, those graphics will not be Reflect the initial add-in version 1.0 in the dialog captions. Trevor Eyre, Ron de Bruin's website provided a portal to countless articles onįreedman's sharp eyes have caught many spelling andĭeveloping the example merge processes and graphics in this tips page. Used in the mail item transfer dialog, while extensively modified, originated with Several processes performed behind the scenes are a direct result of some of Doug's work or a collaborative effort with Graham.Īdditionally, Eric Delp has collaborated with the progress bar the date picker It is very unlikely that I would have ever undertaken this project absent the foregoing work of Doug and Graham. Which establishes an ADODB connection with the data source, I have eliminated the annoying "baggage" tied to establishing a data source via the ribbon Mailings tab. Legacy merge fields and by using a custom dialog I have long felt that content controls were well suited to fill the role of

I entered this arena because of my interest in content controls and with a goal to provide a utility that breaks completely any connection with Word's Mailings tab. My intention is not to compete with or try to out do Doug or Graham. Doug's Merge Tools is available atīoth of these tools work remarkably well. Mail merge is not my forte and the concept of a "Merge Many to One" process (i.e., merging multiple data source records to a merge output) certainly didn't originate with me.įor the last dozen years or so years, two friends and Word MVP's Doug Robbins and Graham Mayor have published and maintained template add-ins for expanding Word's native mail merge capabilities (including Word's native letter type mail merge is strictly "One to One" (i.e., one data source record = one merge output). Use of my "Enhanced Merge (Merge Many to One) Utility Add-In." Background\Credits This Microsoft Word Tips & Microsoft Word Help page provides detailed instructions for