Since the code closes your mailmerge main document without saving the changes the code makes to it, that line is unnecessary.

The '.DisplayAlerts = False' line suppresses the mailmerge SQL prompt. Be aware this also causes the document to revert to an ordinary one - which is also why you then need the code you already had for setting the document type, opening the data source, etc. And, of course, one should restore with '.DisplayAlerts = True' before exiting, otherwise important prompts might not be given post-merge.

I may but, even if it doesn't, you might find it pulling data from the wrong one! Better to have unique names for all fields.

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Paul Edstein
[Fmr MS MVP - Word]