Let me know what additional information is necessary. 60% to 60, so I can add the % symbol manually at the end. If its not possible to convert this to a percentage that is fine, at least to a whole number. If I leave the payout field as is and not try to adjust it to fix the format, I get no errors (Just the decimal that I don't want). Loop components are portable text cards or snippets lists, tables, paragraphs, or other formats that can be shared with others for collaboration. I have a code that automatically creates the documents as the excel sheet has multiple rows.
Also, when I do actually run the merge, on the last row I get a 5852 error and the field that showed 60.00% now shows !Syntax Error, * It's almost like it already picks up the first field from the linked excel document even though I have not ran the merge. This is very helpful when creating reports and handouts for presentations. Step One: Prepare your Mailing List Step Two: Set Up Labels in Word Step Three: Connect your Worksheet to Word’s Labels Step Four: Add Mail Merge Fields to the Labels Step Five: Performing the Mail Merge You may be using Microsoft Excel to organize a mailing list neatly. It should just display the mergefield statement. 2.1K 147K views 2 years ago Microsoft Learn the best ways to bring data and charts from Excel into Microsoft Word. It actuallys changes the field to 60.00% in the word document, which is strange.
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position the cursor anywhere in this field and press F9 to update it.Convert Excel document to CSV file and then to JSON file. When I use the following it rounds the field to 1%: Create a Word template with special merge fields into which your data from Excel will be inserted. I am sure this has been asked before which is why I have researched and tried multiple methods without success.Ĭurrently, a field in excel that shows 60%, will display as 0.599999 in the word document: When doing the mail merge, it brings in the percentage as a decimal.
I have an excel sheet that contains percentages.
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