Why does my data keep changing when i do an Excel mail merge?
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This is a quirk that happens all the time in mail merge between Excel and Word.  One way to fix this is convert the Excel field you are merging to text.  \n\nSo instead of merging in a column containing 9.8, you would merge in a column containing text representation of the number column.  Use the TEXT() function in Excel to convert the numbers to text, then use that column in your merge field instead.  This way you can insure that everything you bring over to Word is text, rather than a number.
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That is happened because you have TWO outlook accounts.\n\nYou can do full control over these TWO accounts in ...\n\nTools > E-Mail accounts > Directory > View or change existing directories or address books\n\nI prefer you rename one of the address books first to check which one has you all contacts.\n\nXLMan
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If it is not the "Automatic Calculation" issue, then I guess you are talking about links between two files.\nIf so, then you need to change the links values in Edit > Links\nThis happened when you rename / move / delete the president files\n\nVBAXLMan
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Firs question would be:- What version of Excel?\nAssuming you have Excel 2003.\ncheck your settings. \ntools->options->calculation\nmake sure that the "automatic button" is checked and then the "Recalculate before save" is checked. \nhope that helps.
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Consider creating an alias for your existing email id at\nhttp://edit.yahoo.com/config/list_alias?.src=ym\n\nGetting alias would not change anything for the acocunt, you will still get mails in the same account.\nyou can ask people to send you mails on the new id that you got, but if someone sends it on the old, that is not a problem either.
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Please proceed as: \n\nClick Options (Mail Options beside Upgrades (Right Top Corner)): ==> General Preferences ==> Messages Headers ==>\nThen check 'Show all headers on incoming messages"\n==> Then Press 'Save' button to save your changes.\n\nIf you wana turn that OFF then proceed same way and check\n=>'Show brief headers on incoming messages (recommended)'\n\nGood Luck
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I ended my dsl service once and Yahoo offers you a "moving" helper that helps you transfer all your data to basic yahoo account and you keep all the stored emails as well. You may have to change the ending of your email (to @yahoo.com) but that's it
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Be more specific, please.  What type of mail system are you attempting to synchronize with?
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You posted twice, please see my earlier answer.\n\nJust save it as a regular Excel spreadhseet and email it as a file attachment. All should be fine.
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Yes, Me Too\nThere is a Problem in MSN Hotmail PAge Scripting.\nIt will act like anything.\nYesterday also it happened like that \nSome Times Table Alignment wil not be proper, osmetinmes some other error.\n\nIf u Keep on Refreshing the Page it works correctly.
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Copy all the data and open up notepad. copy the data in to the blank document and save the document as something like 'my_data.csv'. If the data is tab or comma delimited you can open up excel and go into 'open' and select the file you just created (or you may have to import it). You should then be prompted to select how the fields are delimited.\n\nI know this isn't completely automated but at least you don't have to copy each field over. The only way I can think of to do it completely automatically is if you have access to the file system on the mail server then you could process the raw email message from there but that gets a bit more complicated.
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To execute a 'mail merge' simply means to create a document (example: form letters, mailing labels, etc) with the LEAST amount of repetitive effort. I presume you will be using a software program similar to- if not- Microsoft's WORD. If so, after launching MSWord, <click> Tools, <select> Mail Merge from the drop-down menu, this should launch a "tool" called Mail Merge Helper, <click> Create Document, and follow the instructions. If you get lost, go back to the FIRST window in MSWord, and from the Menu Bar <click> Help, <select> MSWord Help from the drop-down menu, <select> the Answer Wizard tab, erase any text you may see displayed and <type> mail merge, <select> Search. Here you will find step-by-step assistance.
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Have you checked to make sure it's not going into the "Bulk Mail" folder?
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It doesnt matter which email ID you are using. The email address may be wrong or the person to whom you are sending email his inbox is running full capacity, resulting in mails to bounce.
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Go to Tools, Select 'mail merge' follow instructions from there.\n\nYou need two documents - one with data for address, one with body of the document you want to merge with the data.
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In general, one of the best Excel answer sites I have found is MrExcel.com (link below).  But in any case, the better you state your problem the better the advice you'll get.\n\nFor example, how many pages do your reports run?  What do you hope to gain by converting them from Excel to Word?  Are you aware of other solutions, such as 'printing' your report to a PDF file?  (CutePDF, for one example)  Finally, is this something that could be handled by MailMerge (if you know what that is)?  If you don't understand MailMerge, you can look it up in Word's help.
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Beware using CSV- If your data has any commas in it, it will give strange results - mixed up input data. Try saving your data in a newer format or strip out any commas