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My wife needs to print X-Mas mailing labels. She has assigned the proper
Outlook contacts to the Catagory 'Christmas'. When I do the Word mail merge, there is no sort column for Catagories. You can sort by Name, Zip Code, and even User Field 1, but there is not Catagory column. I can create perfect labels - no issues - but I cannot sort by Catagory. I am using Outlook 2003 and Word 2002 SP3. Thank you very much. |
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Start the merge from Outlook. There you can sort Contacts by Category, then
perform the merge to the selected Contacts. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Lippy Pantaloons" wrote in message ... My wife needs to print X-Mas mailing labels. She has assigned the proper Outlook contacts to the Catagory 'Christmas'. When I do the Word mail merge, there is no sort column for Catagories. You can sort by Name, Zip Code, and even User Field 1, but there is not Catagory column. I can create perfect labels - no issues - but I cannot sort by Catagory. I am using Outlook 2003 and Word 2002 SP3. Thank you very much. |
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Thank you for getting back so fast.
OK - I have no idea how to merge to the selected Contacts. All the Help files tell you to do a label printable mail merge by opening Word, using the Merge Wizard, and importing from Contacts. How do I sort by Catagory and then export them to something I can print? Please, talk to me like I am an idiot who needs a little step by step ![]() Thanks again. "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Start the merge from Outlook. There you can sort Contacts by Category, then perform the merge to the selected Contacts. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Lippy Pantaloons" wrote in message ... My wife needs to print X-Mas mailing labels. She has assigned the proper Outlook contacts to the Catagory 'Christmas'. When I do the Word mail merge, there is no sort column for Catagories. You can sort by Name, Zip Code, and even User Field 1, but there is not Catagory column. I can create perfect labels - no issues - but I cannot sort by Catagory. I am using Outlook 2003 and Word 2002 SP3. Thank you very much. |
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Do what I said instead. Start the merge from your Outlook Contacts Folder in
the By Category view. Detailed Instructions: Tools Mail Merge... Follow the prompts. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Lippy Pantaloons" wrote in message ... Thank you for getting back so fast. OK - I have no idea how to merge to the selected Contacts. All the Help files tell you to do a label printable mail merge by opening Word, using the Merge Wizard, and importing from Contacts. How do I sort by Catagory and then export them to something I can print? Please, talk to me like I am an idiot who needs a little step by step ![]() Thanks again. "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Start the merge from Outlook. There you can sort Contacts by Category, then perform the merge to the selected Contacts. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Lippy Pantaloons" wrote in message ... My wife needs to print X-Mas mailing labels. She has assigned the proper Outlook contacts to the Catagory 'Christmas'. When I do the Word mail merge, there is no sort column for Catagories. You can sort by Name, Zip Code, and even User Field 1, but there is not Catagory column. I can create perfect labels - no issues - but I cannot sort by Catagory. I am using Outlook 2003 and Word 2002 SP3. Thank you very much. |
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Hi there,
I followed the below instructions: Changed my view to show only contacts in my Christmas Card category, then started mail merge from Outlook. I went through all the steps and it moved over to Word. When I got into word I followed the promts in the box that popped up, but when it was all finished, there was nothing in the labels; they were all empty. For the life of me I can't figure out why. Thanks, Dee "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Do what I said instead. Start the merge from your Outlook Contacts Folder in the By Category view. Detailed Instructions: Tools Mail Merge... Follow the prompts. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Lippy Pantaloons" wrote in message ... Thank you for getting back so fast. OK - I have no idea how to merge to the selected Contacts. All the Help files tell you to do a label printable mail merge by opening Word, using the Merge Wizard, and importing from Contacts. How do I sort by Catagory and then export them to something I can print? Please, talk to me like I am an idiot who needs a little step by step ![]() Thanks again. "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Start the merge from Outlook. There you can sort Contacts by Category, then perform the merge to the selected Contacts. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Lippy Pantaloons" wrote in message ... My wife needs to print X-Mas mailing labels. She has assigned the proper Outlook contacts to the Catagory 'Christmas'. When I do the Word mail merge, there is no sort column for Catagories. You can sort by Name, Zip Code, and even User Field 1, but there is not Catagory column. I can create perfect labels - no issues - but I cannot sort by Catagory. I am using Outlook 2003 and Word 2002 SP3. Thank you very much. |
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Neither can we. Try filling in the blanks. What prompts you followed and
what happenend thereafter are known only to you, and we cannot read minds. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Dee" wrote in message ... Hi there, I followed the below instructions: Changed my view to show only contacts in my Christmas Card category, then started mail merge from Outlook. I went through all the steps and it moved over to Word. When I got into word I followed the promts in the box that popped up, but when it was all finished, there was nothing in the labels; they were all empty. For the life of me I can't figure out why. Thanks, Dee "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Do what I said instead. Start the merge from your Outlook Contacts Folder in the By Category view. Detailed Instructions: Tools Mail Merge... Follow the prompts. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Lippy Pantaloons" wrote in message ... Thank you for getting back so fast. OK - I have no idea how to merge to the selected Contacts. All the Help files tell you to do a label printable mail merge by opening Word, using the Merge Wizard, and importing from Contacts. How do I sort by Catagory and then export them to something I can print? Please, talk to me like I am an idiot who needs a little step by step ![]() Thanks again. "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Start the merge from Outlook. There you can sort Contacts by Category, then perform the merge to the selected Contacts. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Lippy Pantaloons" wrote in message ... My wife needs to print X-Mas mailing labels. She has assigned the proper Outlook contacts to the Catagory 'Christmas'. When I do the Word merge, there is no sort column for Catagories. You can sort by Name, Zip Code, and even User Field 1, but there is not Catagory column. I can create perfect labels - no issues - but I cannot sort by Catagory. I am using Outlook 2003 and Word 2002 SP3. Thank you very much. |
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