Access 2003 and mail merge with query

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After converting to Access 2003, i can no longer use a query in mail merge.
The wizard for mail merge only gives access to tables and not queries. Mail
merge via queries worked nicely in Access 2000.
 
Hi

Are you sure your query isn't there? Word 2003 does not have a separate tab
for queries but does lists all tables and queries that can be used for mail
merge. I had a problem with parameter queries but select queries are fine.

Sheila
 
thanks Sheila D.

When starting mail merge from word 2003 to Access i only get a fraction of
the many queries i have in my application - maybe i need some update for
Access 2003, tho i am running SP1, which to my knowledge is the latest.

Søren

"Sheila D" skrev:
 
Generally, you only get non-parametrised Select Queries (A2002).

If you need to use a parametrised Select Query as the DataSource for your
MailMerge, you need to use a work-around to get the Parametrised Query to
appear in Word.

Action Queries (INSERT / UPDATE / etc ...) do not return rows and therefore
cannot be used as DataSource for MailMerge.
 
Sheila D said:
Hi

Are you sure your query isn't there? Word 2003 does not have a separate
tab
for queries but does lists all tables and queries that can be used for
mail
merge. I had a problem with parameter queries but select queries are fine.

Sheila
 
here's the problem I'm having. I design the query, it works fine in Access. I
select the "Merge It with Word" option, and get 0 records in Word.

I have gotten around it by exporting the query to Excel then using that
spreadsheet as my Word data source. It works, but it's a pain, especially
knowing that I could perform this function in previous versions.

Any thoughts would be welcome.
 

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