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How to Mail Merge Attendee Data in MS Word (Single Sided)

Follow this guide to merge a spreadsheet of attendee names, titles, organisations onto a template with your artwork to quickly create hundreds of badges in seconds.

Step by step...

Step 1

Download your template

Ensure you have downloaded the correct template from the Templates section.

Step 2

Set up your artwork

Set up your artwork using our MS Word Artwork Instructions.

Step 3

Organise your data

Organise your data into columns in your Excel spreadsheet. If your data is in a Google sheet, download it as an Excel file.

Step 4

Select mailings

With the template open, click “Mailings” in the top menu bar.

Step 5

Select your recipients

Click “Select Recipients” and from the dropdown menu chose “Use Existing List”, select your .xlsx spreadsheet.

Step 6

Ensure data contains headers

Select your spreadsheet of data then in the pop-up, ensure the “First row of data contains headers” box is checked on. Then click “OK”.

Step 7

Insert merge field

Select “Insert Merge Field” to start inserting data fields.

Step 8

Highlight and repeat

a) Highlight “Your” then click the corresponding field.

b) Repeat for all merge fields.

Step 9

Insert next record

For the remaining badges, highlight all the text on each badge and insert a “Next Record” rule.

Step 10

Update Labels

To update the badges with the “Next Record” rule, click “Update Labels”

Step 11

Preview Results

You can now preview your merged badges by clicking “Preview Results”. You can make any formatting changes required.

Step 12

Finish & Merge

Select “Finish & Merge” > “Edit Individual Documents”.

Step 13

You're ready to print!

You should now have a multi-page document with all your badges merged and ready to print! You can edit individual badges now too.

If your document has not merged successfully, please carefully check you have carried out each step correctly.