No. There are various ways of merging some data only. It will depend on what you are doing, but you may want to just merge a certain number or ones that fit certain criteria. It is possible to do that.
A data source refers to the data used in a mail merge. Typically it would be the list of names and addresses that might be used. They can be stored in a database, that Word can access to use them in the mail merge process.
Fields.
You would do a Merge using conditions, normally with an IF command or by filtering the records. It will depend on the application for the merging and the source data as to how specifically you would do it, as there are various options.
performing a mail merge involve three basic step. 1) creating a main document. 2) creating a data source. 3) merging the data source and main document
A placeholder in the main document that marks where a value is inserted from a source.
All the data should be put in a single worksheet and that worksheet can be specified when the mail merge is being made, so it doesn't matter if there are more worksheets.
Merge Field.
Sometimes it is called a mail merge, and the result of a mail merge is a list of form letters.
Yes, Excel can be used as the source of data for a Mail Merge of any kind, so that includes labels.
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It frequently is known as mail merge.
Databases and spreadsheets make good data sources for mail merge.