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I tried copying the sqlstatement provided by a manual mail-merge but it still will not look at the queries with the VBA code.
Macropod. I apologize. I'm very new to Office coding and so really all I'm wanting to do is part of the 'run the document' code I have is to have it automatically open up the mail-merge prompts including the connection type. We have about 12 different queries (one for each program manager) that links to the same table. I wanted them to manually select their own query (or someone elses, if they're filling in) from a list of all the queries. Really I just want when I have the code say 'run the mail merge' that all the boxes pop up as if I'd hit the button. If there's a specific SQLString that does that I'll give it a try the one I copied doesn't seem to do the DDE connection so the queries with VBA functions don't appear. The code that will use what I'm trying to do is here: Quote:
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