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If you have a lot of data, I would suggest you create a quick pivot table and sum the invoices. Then copy and paste/special the data so you can use it for the mail merge.
This is what I did: 1.) The 1st thing I had to do to your spreadsheet was change the xBEDRAGOPEN column to numbers (it was in text format). 2.) I created the quick pivot table to sum the invoices (Pivot Table sheet) 3.) I cut and paste/special the pivot table data and then it is ready for a mail merge (Mail Merge sheet). Hope this helps. |
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