Ok. The answer is yes. However, a few questions. Are all of your "shapes" the same size? In the same position on each page? Quote from a previous reply left me wondering.
"...have a list of names with the size taken to be placed..."
Are these shapes pictures? If not, what are they?
If it's truly a merge, then I would assume that you would have one page that could serve as a template for all others.
"...200 entries of various combinations and names equating to 80 pages..."
Again, a bit confusing. 200 entries of what? 80 pages would equate to over 600 items... A workbook containing 640 images might get a bit large. Is this all going into one workbook?
You will likely need code which demands some specific instructions.
Example. I have Sheet1 containing 8 images. Below each image, in a cell, is a text description pertaining to each image. This worksheet will serve as a template for an additional 79 worksheets. The information needed for each of these images is located in a worksheet named "MyListings" in columns "A" and "B". Column A contains the image description information while the adjacent cell in column B contains the path to the file that will be loaded into the image. There are 640 items from row 1 to row 640. To keep the filesize managable, I would like to limit each workbook to 40 worksheets, each filled with 8 images added dynamically from "MyListings". It would also be nice to include a hyperlink index in column C of "MyListings" for easy navigation to each workbook and worksheet created.
Yu know what I mean? Of course I am guessing and may have completely missed your goal. Please invest some more time by way of details into your next reply.