HOW TO USE EXCEL TO AUTOMATICALLY CHANGE THE SERIAL NUMBER OF THE PRINTED DOCUMENT

Updated on technology 2024-06-08
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  1. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    Through Excel and Word, with the use of mail merge, complete the printing of single-page document automatic numbering

    Workaround for word 2003:

    Create a new Excel document, enter the word "serial number" in A1 (it can also be any character), enter the 1001001 in A2, hold down the Ctrl key, drag the small black block (i.e. fill the handle) in the lower right corner of the border of the A2 cell down until it reaches the A51 grid, and the automatic number of 1001001-1001050 will be obtained, and the file will be saved.

    Open the Word document you want to print, select Tools - Letters & Mail - select 'Mail Merge' and 'Show Mail Merge Toolbar'

    Letter - Next step -

    Use the current template - Next.

    Select Recipient-Browse-

    Select the excel file you just saved - Open - OK -

    The Ordinal Number column - Select All - OK appears.

    Now where you need to insert the ordinal number, click on the 'Insert Merge Field' button on the mail merge toolbar (to the left of the Insert Word field).

    In the Insert Merge Field dialog box, 'Ordinal' is displayed under the field - Point Insert - Close.

    Now you can click to insert "Merge to Printer" on the right side of the Merge Field dialog box, and if you merge to a printer, you will automatically type out 50 documents with different serial numbers.

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  2. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    Click "Tools" - Autocorrect - add correction items as you wish.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    There's this in the toolbar.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    <><4. Click the [Worksheet] tab in the "Page Setup" window, find the "Row Number Column Label" in the [Print] area, check the checkbox in front of it, and the [OK] setting will take effect, as shown in the figure.

    5. Now you can see the numbers of the ** rows and columns in the print preview, and the next time you print the file, Excel will automatically print these numbers to complete the rendering.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    <><4. Click the [Worksheet] tab in the "Page Setup" window, find the "Row Number Column" in the [Print] area, and check the checkbox in front of it.

    5. Now you can see the numbers of the rows and columns of the model in the print preview, and Excel will automatically print these numbers when you print the file next time to complete the renderings.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Use this key to vertical the ready-made grinding book, check only incremental printing, and select the excel type of blind bright macro.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Create an Excel document, and the other steps are the same as above.

    Open the Word document you want to print, click on the "Mail" menu, and in the "Start Mail Merge" option bar, select "Select Recipients" - Use Existing List

    Find the excel file you just created in the pop-up window, and click "Huaiqing OK" after the pop-up window pops up

    Place the cursor in the document where you need to insert the serial number, select "Lead Marker Insert Merge Field" in the "Write and Insert Fields" option bar, and click the word "Serial Number" in it to insert "Serial Number" in this position

    In the "Complete" option bar, select "Finish & Merge" -- Print Document, if you select "All" in the pop-up dialog box, 50 copies will be automatically printed, and automatically numbered, if you need to print a custom number of copies, you can define it in the third item "From to yourself".

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