Mail merge in Word starts with the premise that you merge a data source into a document and not merge documents into a data source. You could use six separate merge documents one for each variation of the flag, or as Doug indicates, if the letters are sufficiently similar you could conditionally merge the required vaariable content into the source document. eg {IF{Mergefield FlagNameField} = 1 "Type this"} {IF{Mergefield FlagNameField} = 2 "Type this"} {IF{Mergefield FlagNameField} = 3 "Type this"} etc "Type this" could be more or less anything including autotext and includetext fields.
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Steve-cmfi group wrote:
[Quoted Text] > I have one excel file. I will include a cell in the excel file as a > flag for match to a specific word document. I have different word > documents (letters)-up to 6 word documents. I wish to sort the excel > database through my mailing software(BCC) export a finished database > to be mail merged into 6 different letters. John Doe-flag 1-to > letter number1. Mary Doe-flag 2 to letter number 2. Bart > Jones-flag 3-to letter number 3. Karen Smith-flag 1 to letter > number 1. Bob Hines-flag 6 to letter number 6. Etc. until the > entire database is merged. I would appreciate any help that I can > get. Have a great day. > > Steve, DM Div cmfi group, Inc.
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