 | Senior Member with 184 posts. | | | | Excell merging fields Hi, I have a problem with my excel. I use microsoft office 2007. I need to know how to merge 2 files into one.
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Take certain cells from Excel and merge them into a Word document, examples of word and excel are in a later post, and highlighted the cells that needed to be move from Excel and where inserted into Word >
Example, I have a Tae Kwon Do Studio, and my students are all doing test. I have the test form that I setup in excel, and in another file I have the name of all the students. How can I insert in the test file the name of the students that are testing??? Do I have to type the name one by one? I am sure there is a way to merge a field to fill the blank on the test paper right? if any one knows how please let me know. It will be very helpful.
Thank you
Jaime
Last edited by etaf : 04-Nov-2009 06:48 PM.
| | Moderator with 18,678 posts. | | Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Surrey, UK Experience: Intermediate | | whats the common info between the two sheets , i'm thinking of using somethign like vlookup
do you have a sample of each you could upload without sensitive info in we could see and try out | | Senior Member with 184 posts. | | | | Yes I dont mind, the files are 2 different files under the same directory.
The main file is the test application where on page one I need to fill the name, ID#, DOB, Class, Present and Desired fields. The pages 2-4 only need to automatically plug the name on each page.
The file that is coming to merge is the one that has all the personal info about the student. I hope this helps.
Please let me know if you can come out with any ideas. Thank you Very much.
Jaime
P/S how do I upload this files to you???? | | Moderator with 18,678 posts. | | Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Surrey, UK Experience: Intermediate | | OK - lets be clear on what you are trying to do , I thought it was 2 excel sheets
But you want to take data out of a word document and merge into an excel sheet
I think a very clear brief of what you want to do.... | | Senior Member with 184 posts. | | | | I am so sorry here is the scenarion. I need to merge the file from Excel into the Word file.
Sorry for the confusion
Thank you
Jaime | | Moderator with 18,678 posts. | | Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Surrey, UK Experience: Intermediate | | OK I have no idea how to do that - someone with more knowledge will answer - can you describe which columns of info - you need moved into which part of the word tables
Perhaps highlight the cells in different colours on excel and the same colours in word - to show the move... | | Senior Member with 184 posts. | | | | Here Ok, here are both file. Everything that is in Blue on the Excel file needs to merge with what is in blue in the Word file.
Thank you very much for your help
Jaime | | Moderator with 18,678 posts. | | Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Surrey, UK Experience: Intermediate | | OK - that should be easier to read now | | Senior Member with 184 posts. | | | | Thank you for your help, I hope I can get this to work.
Thanks | | Distinguished Member with 6,294 posts. | | Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Southwest Iowa.... Experience: Currently stupid... |
05-Nov-2009, 10:09 AM
#10 | Why not just use the mail merge ability built into Word and use the Excel spreadsheet as your data source? | | Distinguished Member with 4,081 posts. | | Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: 1313 Mockingbird Lane Experience: 1 Child, so not much |
05-Nov-2009, 10:40 AM
#11 | It sounds like you need to setup an Access database with reports for the testing. You can print out said reports, annotate notes and then add the data back into the database. Let me know if you intersted in doing this instead. This will be a one place solution and alleviate the need to switch between applications. Do you have MS Office 2007 Professional?
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