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It seems that all the labels would be the same? That being the case you can simply duplicate the first label on the rest and print as many copies as you need. A macro can simplify that e.g.
Code:
Sub DuplicateLabels() Dim oTable As Table Dim oField As Field With ActiveDocument .MailMerge.MainDocumentType = _ wdMailingLabels WordBasic.MailMergePropagateLabel For Each oTable In .Tables For Each oField In .Fields If oField.Type = wdFieldNext Then oField.Delete End If Next oField Next oTable .MailMerge.MainDocumentType = _ wdNotAMergeDocument End With lbl_Exit: Exit Sub End Sub
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