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Hi imogul,
A Word mailmerge document can only work with a single data source, so that would require all the relevant Excel data to be consolidated into a single workbook. The alternatives are to: • employ a DATABASE field that your mailmerge main document can direct the merge to each of the Excel workbooks using a field in a 'main' workbook; or • do something with vba but, without knowing the structure of the workbooks and whether they're suitably structured for this, I can't give any advice on how you would do that.
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