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Hi!
I am really advanced in Word but today, I just can't figure out! All a need is a tutorial online or at least, the words I should search on Google to find examples. I want to do a merging with a DB Access that is very badly created but I have to do with it! Here what the DB fields might look like (I will simplify): NameOfThePerson Committee1 (yes/no field) Committee2 (yes/no field) Committee3 (yes/no field) Committee4 (yes/no field) etc. There is 25 committee (!) Again, I know it is not how to create a DB but this is what was given to me and I do not have time to recreate it. In Word, in a single file, I would like to be able to merge and get something like this: Committee 1 Joe Peter Eric Committee 2 Joe John Claire Committee 3 Joe Claire Emily I know there is a way to do that kind of merging but I can't remember how and have no idea what to search the internet for! Any help would be very much appreciated! Souriane |
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