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Merging in Excel from Word, Excel, or Access

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    RS
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    Merging in Excel from Word, Excel, or Access

    Can you do a "merge" in Excel with data from Excel, Word, or Access?

    I have a list of names (in Access and Excel) which I would like to put in a
    specific cell in Excel. There are 80 names, so I would prefer to not have to
    type them individually. I can do it in Word, but I must be missing something
    in Excel. Can it be done? Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

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    Andy
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    RE: Merging in Excel from Word, Excel, or Access

    From Access you can import or link Excel spreadsheets and if you have a table
    in access you can export that table to a excel spreadsheet.

    "RS" wrote:

    > Can you do a "merge" in Excel with data from Excel, Word, or Access?
    >
    > I have a list of names (in Access and Excel) which I would like to put in a
    > specific cell in Excel. There are 80 names, so I would prefer to not have to
    > type them individually. I can do it in Word, but I must be missing something
    > in Excel. Can it be done? Any help would be greatly appreciated!!


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    RS
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    RE: Merging in Excel from Word, Excel, or Access

    Thanks, Andy. However, want I really need to know is if I can take my names
    from Access and import them (like a mail merge) into separate Excel
    worksheets .. i.e. a separate sheet for each name on my list into one name
    field (Name).

    Thanks ... RS

    "Andy" wrote:

    > From Access you can import or link Excel spreadsheets and if you have a table
    > in access you can export that table to a excel spreadsheet.
    >
    > "RS" wrote:
    >
    > > Can you do a "merge" in Excel with data from Excel, Word, or Access?
    > >
    > > I have a list of names (in Access and Excel) which I would like to put in a
    > > specific cell in Excel. There are 80 names, so I would prefer to not have to
    > > type them individually. I can do it in Word, but I must be missing something
    > > in Excel. Can it be done? Any help would be greatly appreciated!!


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