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Hi iansan,
You could use a macro to re-arrange the data for a mailmerge. Alternatively, you could use an Excel macro to open a Word document and populate it with the data. Whichever way you go, though, you need a reliable method of identifying which records relate to a given client. I doubt that can be done where the client details are missing - unless there's another field in the data to identify the client by an ID code. Then there's the issue of whether the data are sorted by client. A mailmerge can handle this last issue, but you'd have to program it yourself if you were to automate Word from Excel.
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