


Merging to a printer that will collate and staple the output created from each record in the data source.Merging a document that contains Legacy FormFields.Merging a document with Content Controls.Merging to a document that will include a chart that is unique to each record in the data source.Many to One type merges, which can be used for creating documents such as invoices where there are multiple records in the data source that have common data in one of the fields.Merge to individual documents in either Word or PDF format with the filenames being supplied by the data in one of the fields in the data source.Merge to e-mail messages either with or without attachments, with the documents created by the merge being sent as either Word or PDF attachments or as the body of the e-mail message.Using those tools, it is possible to perform the following types of merge that cannot be done with Mail Merge “out-of-the-box”: To see how to install and use the various tools. “READ ME – Setting up and using the Merge Tools Add-in. Use the Merge with Attachments facility on my Merge Tools Add-in that is contained in the MERGE TOOLS ADD-IN.zip file that you can download from the following page of my One Drive:Įxtract the files from the archive and read the:
