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Thanks "macropod".
I understand - a typical record set would be less than 10 - in the merge set. The process would be Start merge Change non-table/database fields and layout for particular exercise. Finish merge into separate docs and modify (no longer linked) table info on each as required. Will work - but if the non-table fields needed further change - the whole modify table approach would be overwritten. The "further change" scenario is very likely. As Malcolm 1 quoted, "Life wasn't meant to be easy" Michael |
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If your mailmerge main document is properly formatted and you use the appropriate query parameters and field coding, there shouldn't be any post-merge editing to do.
I have no idea what you mean by:
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