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Old 10-26-2017, 08:40 AM
jferretti jferretti is offline Select multiple entries from a list Windows 7 64bit Select multiple entries from a list Office 2016
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I have been looking for something like https://www.msofficeforums.com/word-...own-lists.html for a long time. I did have a few questions though if you can help me? I am currently building this using a mail merge, but its not ideal.



How many client details can you have, unsure if there is a limit?
Is there a way to upload up a bunch of clients and their details all at once?
Is there a way to have the client details put in specific locations of the word doc?

If necessary, i can upload my doc and you can see what i'm trying to accomplish.

Thank you in advance.

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