which can not be created using the mailing merge.
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1. Mail Merged Barcode Doesn’t Work
Microsoft Word can sometimes add in extra spaces where you don’t want them. If your barcodes aren’t working correctly, check for extra spaces around the merged field. Make sure any leading and trailing characters are right next to the merged field and don’t have any spaces between them and the merged field.
2. Same Record Is Repeated on Each Page
Having multiple copies of the same merge field on the same page can cause the first record to be repeated in all instances of the merge field on that page. Use a Next Record rule beside each instance of the merge field that you want Word to move to the next record. This will force Word to go to the next record.
3. Started The Mail Merge But Don’t Know What To Do Next
Sometimes the Mail Merge Wizard will not launch automatically. If you go to Start a Mail Merge and look at the drop down you get when you click it, “Step by Step Mail Merge Wizard…” will be the last option. Clicking that will bring up the Mail Merge Wizard to help walk you through creating your mail merge.
4. There’s an Extra Page at the Bottom Of My Document
As mentioned before, Word likes to insert spaces. To get rid of an extra page that won’t go away when you place the cursor at the beginning and hit Backspace:
Go in to draft mode
Highlight the paragraph offending symbol
Change the font size to 1
Change the line spacing to 0 (might have to use 0.06 or similar)
5. Code 39 Leading & Trailing Asterisks Not Working
Use parenthesis instead of asterisks for Code 39 barcodes in Microsoft Word. Asterisks usually mean something needs to be bolded and can confuse Microsoft Word. If you’re using a different barcode font, check to see what alternative leading and trailing symbols there are for your barcode.
6. Word Is Merging The Blank Rows In My Excel File
Having blank lines in your Excel file can mess up your mail merge. If you need to leave the spaces in your Excel file, you can just tell Microsoft Word to ignore those blank rows. Go to Edit Recipient List and uncheck the blank rows. This will tell Word to ignore those blank rows in Excel.
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letters, mailing labels, envelopes, directories, and mass e-mail message and fax distributions.
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