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Aqeel_karem
Jan 27, 2020Copper Contributor
Mail Merge within Excel
Dears, I'm trying to do mail merge within an excel file, where I can build more than one invoice in one shot. In one excel sheet, I have a set of data that is more than 100 lines, and I have anothe...
mathetes
Jan 27, 2020Gold Contributor
I did write a VBA macro to do something like that, but it was 20 years ago and I couldn't even begin to do it today....quite a bit too rusty.
HOWEVER, I have used MailMerge with MS Word, working from an Excel database. And in general I think that combination allows you to create nicer looking Invoices. And you don't need to write (and maintain) a VBA macro.
There are I'm sure some VBA experts here in this forum who could help you with accomplishing it in Excel; but you could do it yourself, I propose, using the Word-Excel combo.
HOWEVER, I have used MailMerge with MS Word, working from an Excel database. And in general I think that combination allows you to create nicer looking Invoices. And you don't need to write (and maintain) a VBA macro.
There are I'm sure some VBA experts here in this forum who could help you with accomplishing it in Excel; but you could do it yourself, I propose, using the Word-Excel combo.
- Aqeel_karemFeb 09, 2020Copper ContributorThanks, mathetes
but is there any way to send me the link of that subject or anyone could help me writing the codes??- mathetesFeb 10, 2020Gold Contributor
I’m sorry but am on a vacation trip now, away from a computer, with only an iPad....so not able to provide a very helpful response. So far as MailMerge is concerned, though, you should be able to research that on your own, here at the extended Microsoft website, or even on Google (which probably will direct you back here).
do some experimenting. You can’t break anything. MailMerge can be tricky at first, but is quite powerful.