Julie_28 Put the data source on the local drive.
I recommend that you create a new folder in the root directory of the C: drive (I suggest naming it Merge Files, but that is not essential) and put the data source into that folder and then attach it to the mail merge main document from that location.
Julie_28 Better to use Excel for the data source. However do NOT use # as a field name. User Number instead.
Julie_28 Yes, a Word document can certainly be used as a data source.
Using your file with the attached mail merge main document, the attached Merged Result document was created by executing the merge. (The first label is empty because there was nothing in those fields for the first record.
The Word application used is from Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise, Version 2311 (Build 17029.20068 Click to Run) Current Channel.
Upload your mail merge main document and the real data source if ypu are still having a problem
Julie_28 Put the data source on the local drive.
I recommend that you create a new folder in the root directory of the C: drive (I suggest naming it Merge Files, but that is not essential) and put the data source into that folder and then attach it to the mail merge main document from that location.
