You can do a mail merge in Microsoft Word and Excel to create personalized documents for many recipients at once.

Preparing bulk letters or emails to many recipients? We’ll show you how to use mail merge in Microsoft Word two different ways to speed up the process.

We show you how to merge and split cells in Table in Microsoft Word. You can choose the number of rows and columns.

We show you all the detailed steps you need to carry out to perform Mail Merge operation for Letters in Microsoft Word.

Want to send mass emails or letters? Learn how to use Microsoft Word's Mail Merge tools for easy personalization and automation in just a few simple steps!

Navigate to the second document you wish to combine and click ‘Insert’. Repeat the process for any additional Word documents you want to merge.

If your source data is in Excel and has duplicates, run Power Query to remove those duplicates before running a Word mail merge.

Microsoft Word has a date field, but it's not easy to use in an expression. If you need to update dates in a document, use Excel to calculate the dates and then run a mail merge.

Alternatively, you could put the header row data in the document header. Thereby avoiding having to redo it every time. Merging into tables is a huge PITA, especially for a repeating report.