There are others, but those are the most annoying. Also time consuming, and if i want rows that are not consecutive, I have to do it all separately. There is no way to merge directly from the Excel doc - I have to do it from the word doc.The row numbers are off by 1 between Excel and Word, so if I want to create docs with rows 10-15, I need to merge 9-14.How do I do this When I start a new mail merge it shows the first labels I printed in the preview. I want to start printing from row 82 to 100. When I make any change, either on the Excel or Word doc, I have to close both of them and reopen before attempting to merge. I have printed labels using Word mail merge from an excel spreadsheet.
#Microsoft mail merge on mac for mac
And there is nothing comparable to Excel for Mac or Ipad.Ī few issues when doing a mail merge that come up on my Macbook Air: I also have to create reports for work in the form of documents, not emails, and there are lots of annoyances in the Mac version of mail merge since it's a Microsoft program. Not sure if you are still considering a Macbook Air for your mail merge, but I've just been through this, and my advice is that if you have a pc, keep it handy for the mail merge. I’m sorry that we’re unable to give you a “ready to go” solution.
#Microsoft mail merge on mac pro
If the Shortcuts App doesn’t have a specific function that you need, there are other elements that can be added to Shortcuts than can extend its native capability (e.g., Toolbox Pro for Shortcuts in the App Store - see ). Yes, if you’re unfamiliar with Shortcuts, there will be a learning curve - but think of the benefit to you in having achieved your goal - and the potential benefit to our common body of knowledge if you choose to share the fruit of your leaning and/or your eventual creation.? Don’t forget, there are other sources of Shortcuts outside of the official Gallery (such as ). Clearly, we can’t see what you can, or write the Shortcut for you - but from your description you have a really good idea of the output you need given a very specific set of input criteria. You might have to write a new (or modify/refine an existing) shortcut yourself. Given your requirements, it is highly likely that there isn’t a ready-made tool that precisely fits your requirement - but, again, with a little work on your part, that’s where the Shortcuts App may help you.
There was never any form of rebuke intended - mild or otherwise - just some guidance towards something that what was intended to be constructively helpful.