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Is there a reason you can't just give the mailmerge main document a multi-column page layout?
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Actually there isn't, but it is not going to work.
In the same way, the table I get from mail merge doesn't split automatically respecting pages, as usually happens when you normally add rows to a table in a ordinary word document. Also, the original table is not going to respect page margins. When the table is too high (too many rows) for the page, the upper border of the table shift up until it aligns perfectly (no spacing) with the edge of the page. At the bottom of the page, tens of exceeding rows will "disappear" out of my page, until some of them will appear in a second page, with alignment as in the first page and several rows not visible between page 1 and 2. See attachment |
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