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I'd like to be able to have a mail merge field in my word document template, and then merge in new mail merge fields. In other words something like this:
In template:
List of activities:
<<Field_1>>
And then be able to replace <> new merge fields like:
Or perhaps there is a better way like using a python variable to insert a mail merge field?
Expected Behavior
I'd like to be able to insert new mail merge fields into a word document, to make a new template that would then later be subjected to a second, standard mail merge from an excel/csv file.
Current Behavior
It's unclear to me how I can insert a mail merge field into a template using the package
Possible Solution
This could jut be an education problem for myself, but I searched around and couldn't find an answer
Context
I have to generate a lot of word document quotes for different kinds of services, so I'm trying to automate the setting up of a template, which then needs to be updated for each customer with different numbers of activities each time. These activities then have their own titles, descriptions, timelines, etc.
So what I want to have is the following flow:
Start: Base Template -> modified template with mail merge fields -> final merge using data from excel that contains descriptions, titles, etc
Your Environment
I'm using windows and either stable version of python
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I have the same requirement: my job requires me to produce a lot of .docx files containing {MAILMERGE} fields.
However does it need to be a recursive mailmerge? The initial template could be marked up with simple text sequences e.g. {{field_1}} or [[header]], and only the output files need proper Ctrl-F9 {MAILMERGE} fields.
I think inserting Ctrl-F9 fields like {MAILMERGE} might be outside the scope of this module, which is for populating those fields. Still looking for a module for doing this!
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I'd like to be able to have a mail merge field in my word document template, and then merge in new mail merge fields. In other words something like this:
In template:
And then be able to replace <> new merge fields like:
<<Activiy_1_title>>
<<Activity_1_description>>
<<Activity_1_milestone>>
<<Activity_1_timeline>>
Or perhaps there is a better way like using a python variable to insert a mail merge field?
Expected Behavior
I'd like to be able to insert new mail merge fields into a word document, to make a new template that would then later be subjected to a second, standard mail merge from an excel/csv file.
Current Behavior
It's unclear to me how I can insert a mail merge field into a template using the package
Possible Solution
This could jut be an education problem for myself, but I searched around and couldn't find an answer
Context
I have to generate a lot of word document quotes for different kinds of services, so I'm trying to automate the setting up of a template, which then needs to be updated for each customer with different numbers of activities each time. These activities then have their own titles, descriptions, timelines, etc.
So what I want to have is the following flow:
Start: Base Template -> modified template with mail merge fields -> final merge using data from excel that contains descriptions, titles, etc
Your Environment
I'm using windows and either stable version of python
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: