Mail Merge - Insert table and checkbox from Excel to word

sanket_sk

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  1. 365
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Dear All,

Hope you and your family are safe and sound!!!

I am working on a very small project where I need to circulate appointment letters.

I am getting a list of new joiners from HR in excel format, the task is to convert this information into a word document.

I know it's very easy using Mail merge however there is a twist.

In the appointment letter I will have to define their job area ( Zipcode ) which are very from 10 zip codes up to 295 zip codes, also need to put a tick on the Other eligibility criteria which are check box.

I don’t see these feature in normal mail merge ( Using Office 365 enterprise version), could you please guide me on this or provide a Macro to perform this task.

Attaching sample data and snap of letter in which we need to put information in the yellow highlighted area

Thanks & Regards,

Sanket

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