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Thanks so much for your reply.
I have, in fact, an excel sheet with hundreds of doctor's names and addresses. I'm not keen on having to re-type this information in building blocks or autotext. Is there a way to retrieve an address automatically, if I type a doctor's name in the document? Thanks, Vic |
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"Find Recipient" and put in the last name of the doctor. Press Enter. Name, address, greeting, all typed into the letter using merge codes. Then I change it to a normal Word document (under Start Merge) and type your letter. |
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