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Select the narrow center column (between the labels), right-click, and choose Delete Columns. Select the right column and Cut (Ctrl+X). On the Page Layout tab, in the Page Setup group, click Columns, then More Columns. In the Columns dialog, click the preset button for Two, then change the spacing between the columns to 0.2".
Mail merge is repeating labels. I am trying to print 1,800 shipping labels by merging excel to word. Everything works great all the way to previewing the first page of labels, all ten addresses are there and it looks fine. On page two, however, it is printing addresses 2-11, page three is printing addresses 3-12, page four prints address 4-13.
When I complete the merge, the same addressee and contact information is repeated on each label on a page, while the donation amounts are for other donors on my list. The information is just not matching up. On the Excel spreadsheet, each addressee is listed only once with their specific information on the same row.
how do I change line spacing in mailing labels. Using mail merge in Word, merging with Excel document, how can I change the line spacing to accommodate 4 lines? Highlight the entire table, Goto Home tab and select the style ‘No spacing’ and check what happens. Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site.
mail merge from excel file to word reads only the first 30 labels (1 page) no more. It sounds as if you are just previewing the merge and have not completed it by choosing Merge to Printer, Merge to New Document, Merge to Email. If you are using the Mail Merge Wizard, Merge to New Document is represented by something like "Edit individual labels."
Here are the steps: 1. Open a new blank document in Word and select the "Mailings" tab. 2. Click on "Start Mail Merge" and select "Labels". 3. Select the label vendor and product number (Avery 5160 in your case) and click "OK". 4. Click on "Select Recipients" and choose your Excel sheet with the recipient information.
Once you get the document with the labels, you will attach your data source and insert your merge fields in the top postcard. When you have it arranged to your satisfaction. Click the Update Labels button, which will copy your content to the second postcard, adding the «Next Record» field. Save that document as your mail merge main document ...
The Zip field is Formatted Special, Zip Code so that the leading zero that Excel normal omits (from, for eample MA 06025) is restored and visible. The document is sorted by ascending value of Zip Code. Problem is when the document prints in Mail Merge, thos leading zeroes hasve been omitted, and I have to do a manual edit on each affected label ...
In Word, I select the "Start Mail Merge", select the labels that I use, contacts from the Outlook contact list, update the Address Block and the address block to the document, then I should be able to click "Update Labels" and the rest of the document should populate with the rest of the selected contacts, however, this does not happen.
In reply to Dan#1's post on March 6, 2017. If you use ALT+F9 to toggle on the display of the field codes in the document, in a mail merge main document, you will see a series of { MERGEFIELD [fieldname] } fields. In a document created by executing the merge, nothing will change. Hope this helps,