Is there a way to merge a list of names to a same word document, instead of multiply word documents?

Answer 1

Yes. You can use the word mail merge facility. It can be found under the TOOLS menu and it is titled MAIL MERGE.

With this facility you can create a list of names and addresses in MS Excel or other application and merge the names and address onto both word documents and labels. I use it for mass mailings to our customers and for personal correspondence when I need to send it to multiple places. Such as Christmas card labels.

Answer 2

you want todo a mail merge. Create you main document (letter whatever), insert mail merge fields into the right places you want and then create your second document with the data in it. When you're done, mail merge the 2 together and each letter will print individually with the correct info (hopefully)
good luck

Answer 3

I wrote a simple program for this in Computer Science. Once the list is merged it put everything in alphabetical order. But, I guess the first answer is easier.

Answer 4

you could attempt Ctrl + H, locate and replace. type the be conscious you prefer to delete in the locate field, and circulate away the replace field empty. Then click on "replace all." If that would not paintings, you could attempt basically Ctrl + F, locate. It brings you to each occasion of that be conscious (already highlighted), and you could basically press delete for one and all. wish i replaced into able to assist!