Jessica,
I don't know how the data is organized in Word, but if it could
be converted into an Excel spreadsheet, things would be a lot
easier since Access has an Excel im****t that is very easy to use.
You only hint that you are using Word's mail merge feature for
making labels. If you are, there's usually a Word table or an
Excel spreadsheet behind the mail merge output. If this is so,
im****ting from that table (or spreadsheet) would significantly
simplify the job.
Maybe if you provided a few more details about your Word data,
more help could be provided. Re-entering 2000 names & addresses
seems more painful than volunteering for unnecessary root canal
work without novocain.
Sincerely,
Roger
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work for a small magazine company and previously we have listed
all of our
subscribers and members in a word do***ent and printed our labels
from there
but recently my boss has asked me to learn how to use access and
organize our
subscribers in there. She also wants me to re-enter the 2,000
names and
address's we have in word into access since there seems to be no
other way.
So my questions is, is there an easier to way to get all these
names into
Access as oppose to re-entering 2,00o names and address's?
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