Delete the double quotes from your Excel workbook. If you really need something that looks like double quotes in the output, use paired single quotes.

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Paul Edstein
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They were not necessary, just something I had not cleaned up yet. Mass deleted all the quotes out of the doc and re-ran the merge with the same results.

I tried rearranging them to see if it was something in the lines, but I still get three images and two narratives, only the first set matches. That leads me to believe it is something in the command sequencing.

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I appreciate your time. Here are some files. There are six items in this one. .csv is not an allowed file type so I included the .xlsx, but I did use a .csv for my attempt. (To be honest, I have tried it both ways, neither with much success)

The cover with no name on it goes with A Witch Shall Be Born. That is the second cover on the list but the third item for the merge. The next two the covers and book info are one off, then they just stop.

Thanks again, Helen

2 HOURS LATER: I realized I had not removed the quotation marks from the sample I sent so I did and reran it with the same failed results. That is not the issue.

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	csvbeforemerge.docx (14.4 KB, 11 views)
	CSVhowardBooks.xlsx (11.0 KB, 9 views)
	csvaftermerge.docx (136.3 KB, 8 views)