MeanGreenEagle
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Hi,
I have a data set with emails in colmn a and the corsesponding clubs they belong to in column b seperated by comas.
So it looks like
column A column B
abc@aol.com bsa,gsa,atj
So far I have got a mail merge to look like this:
Dear abc,
You belong to the email list of:
bsa,gsa,atj
_________________________________________________________________
BUT
it needs to read:
Dear abc,
you belong to the email list of:
bsa - boyscouts of america
gsa - girlscouts of america
atj - Americans that jog
I have a workbook that I have drilled down this MASSIVE list to. I also created a table on another worksheet with some 400 of the club acronyms in column A and the coresponding full name in column b.
I can arrange the data in any way nessecary to run a macro or acomplish this through the mail merge, although what I think I need can't be done with a simple mail merge.
I have a data set with emails in colmn a and the corsesponding clubs they belong to in column b seperated by comas.
So it looks like
column A column B
abc@aol.com bsa,gsa,atj
So far I have got a mail merge to look like this:
Dear abc,
You belong to the email list of:
bsa,gsa,atj
_________________________________________________________________
BUT
it needs to read:
Dear abc,
you belong to the email list of:
bsa - boyscouts of america
gsa - girlscouts of america
atj - Americans that jog
I have a workbook that I have drilled down this MASSIVE list to. I also created a table on another worksheet with some 400 of the club acronyms in column A and the coresponding full name in column b.
I can arrange the data in any way nessecary to run a macro or acomplish this through the mail merge, although what I think I need can't be done with a simple mail merge.
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