Mail Merge

adobriyal88

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  1. 2016
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I'm trying to mail merge what you see below on to Word.

MergingPractice.xlsm
ABCDEFG
1CustomerPOShip DateProductCasesUnitsStatus
2UNFI West26650527-JunChocolate Granola48576Completed
3UNFI West26650527-JunBanana Granola36432NC
4UNFI West26650527-JunBlueberry Granola48576NC
5KeHe Arizona120753629-JunChocolate Granola24288Completed
6KeHe Arizona120753629-JunBanana Granola36432NC
7KeHe Arizona120753629-JunBerry Burst Snack Bites90540NC
8KeHe Dallas203720127-JunApple Cinn Oat Clusters32192NC
9KeHe Dallas203720127-JunChocolate Granola64384NC
Sheet1



I want it to look like this on Word after I mail merge:

Priority #1 - UNFI West / PO 266505
Ship Date: June 27
Chocolate Granola: 48 cases - 576 units - Completed
Banana Granola: 36 cases - 432 units - NC
Blueberry Granola: 48 cases - 576 units - NC

Priority #2 - KeHe Arizona/ PO 1207536
Ship Date: June 29
Chocolate Granola: 24 cases - 288 units - Completed
Banana Granola: 36 cases - 432 units - NC
Berry Burst Snack Bites: 90 cases - 540 units - NC

Priority #3 - KeHeDallas/ PO 2037201
Ship Date: June 27
Apple Cinn Oat Clusters: 32 cases - 192 units - NC
Chocolate Granola: 64 cases - 384 units - NC

This is merge fields I have in Word:

Priority #1 - «Customer» / PO «PO»
Ship Date: «Ship_Date»
«Product»: «Cases» cases - «Units» units - «Status»

I'm not sure how you have Priority 1,2,3 etc come up for every unique Customer/PO/Ship Date. My problem is when I run it it puts every individual product on another page with Customer, PO and Ship Date whereas I want it too look like what I posted all the products under one unique Customer/PO/Ship Date and each Priority just goes one under another.
 

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What defined what is supposed to be on one label? Is it per unique combination of customer and ship date? Or is it per PO number? Or what? Not that I can think of a way to combine multiple data table records into one merge record, so far.
 
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