Summary
In this chapter, you’ve learned how to use each of the mail merge tools in the Mailings tab of the Ribbon to begin a mail merge, attach a database to a data document, insert merge fields, and complete a data merge. You’ve also seen that this feature isn’t just for mail merge, but has many other uses as well. You should now be able to do the following:
Attach a data source to a Word document and select just the records you want
Within limits, use Word tools to discover duplicate data records
Insert composite merge fields, such as the Address Block and Greeting Line, as well as control how those fields are constituted
Use the Mail Merge Wizard
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