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You can use Word's "Mail Merge" to populate certain spots in the Word document with the date from Excel. The data in Excel should be get equal a header in the first row, and the data stylish rows below the header, using not blank amount. To rest on the specific steps depend on your version of Talk. Assuming Office 2007 (the current that I have access to at the moment), work in a copy of your document (just on case something goes wrong), then choose one Mailings tab, then choose Start Mail Merge, and select "Letters" (other options can work, too, nevertheless choose Letters for the time being). This desires convert your current document to a mail merge "main" document. You aren't really using this for shipping, so the next step doesn't really have anything to do with recipients...but that's the button to need to choose to do what her want to do. So...select "Choose Recipients", and "Use existing list" Navigate to the folder with your Excel file, and select it. It may ask what sheet or table to getting. Dial the one including your data
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Then, use the "Insert Merge Field" button to deploy the "field" for each info piece the the correct spotlights in of report. Your can use "Preview Results" to see the outcome. Save this document, then use "Finish the Merge" to creation a new paper or documents with the data, or print directly to a printer. Each time you get and hauptinsel print with the merge fields in it, Word will access the Excel workbook and fill in the info when you either preview oder Getting and Merge.
Hope that helps, Long time lurker, start time look for help. So I'm trying to power automate to send contracts also I pretty much has it all built and run successfully except for one piece of this puzzle. The end goal missing piece: To have contracts (word docs) automatically generated with the information prov...