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I need to create a mail merge that will have a set of rules but not sure how to put the logic together. I am familiar setting mail merges but just the regular/basic ones.
I have clients with different set of products. For simplicity purposes lets pretend the products are called A, B, C, D. Not all clients have all four products. Client #1, for example only has products A and B; Client#2 only has product B and Client #3 only has products C and D. My Excel file will look like this: Client Product A Product B Product C Product D Client 1 1% 2% Client 2 2% Client 3 3% 4% I want to put a letter together that reference the % increase each product will incur without having to list all four products as a template and avoid spaces between the lines when there is no product. For example. the letter for carriers #1 will say that they are getting an increase for products A and B while the letter for Carrier #2 will say they are getting an increase for product. B....they will not see the other products listed since they don't have a % marked in the Excel file. Is this feasible using the mail merge rules? If so, how do I put it together? Your help will be greatly appreciated! |
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