Mail merge problems

Lisacpa

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When I do a mail merge, "fake" columns are created, and my letters wind up with the wrong information in them. For example, in my Excel workbook, I have columns labeled F! through F13. In the mail merge, there will be a faux column number of F113. There is no such column in my workbook. Does anyone know why this is happening? Thanks very much
 

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Most likely, someone has referenced the wrong column in a mergefield. And rest assured, your workbook does have column 113. That said, you'd do far better to give the columns you're using meaningful titles and reference those titles in the mergefields.
 
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