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DeniseStafiej DeniseStafiej is offline Mail Merge Grouping Multiple Records into 1 Output Windows 10 Mail Merge Grouping Multiple Records into 1 Output Office 2010 32bit
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I have been trying to use the Directory Mail Merge feature to no avail. Reaching out to the experts in this Forum for help..

I have a form letter (attached).
I have a data excel (attached) with a list of client/matter names

In the data file there are repeats of client names and I need to mail merge ONE letter listing ALL matter names in the Attachment table on page 2 in the Matter Name column of the letter.

Example, letter to Client B.A.L. Prod. would list under Matter Name column:
CHARLES B. & MATTIE MENOUS
MAE RAY CREATED
SYMAN WELL


LOW AREA
BLACKWELL LEASE
GAS UNIT

Thanks in advance for any assistance.
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File Type: docx Merge Letter FormFile.docx (46.8 KB, 21 views)
File Type: xlsx MatterData.xlsx (10.6 KB, 20 views)
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