In this video, learn what email merge can do for you. When you need to send an email to a group of individuals, one strategy is to send the same message to the entire group. Word's email merge feature is often a superior choice as you can create individual customized email messages, sent only to each recipient using Word mail merge.
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5/13/2019- Choosing or creating a data source
- Using Mail Merge with Outlook contacts
- Mail merging data from an Excel spreadsheet
- Inserting address blocks, greetings, and other fields
- Matching fields from a data source
- Previewing merge results
- Sending merged email
- Creating labels with images
- Using rules for customized merges
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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1. Set Up Documents and Data Sources
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Word mail merge: The basics2m 22s
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Choose a data source3m 24s
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Merge with Excel data2m 35s
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2. Insert Fields and Merge
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Simulate the merge2m 47s
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Complete the merge4m 4s
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Troubleshoot mail merge5m 23s
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Apply date formats in Word1m 23s
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3. Email Merge
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Finish the email merge2m 34s
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4. Create Envelopes, Labels, and Directories
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Create envelopes4m 15s
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Create labels3m 1s
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Add an image to each label1m 35s
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Create a directory5m 49s
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5. Use Rules and Other Advanced Features
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 47s
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