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I'm looking for a way to do a mail merge job in LibreOffice. I've tried the Mail Merge tool but that doesn't seem to do what I want.



What I'm doing is the create simple emails that say 'Hi ' and then include some further information in the body of the text. I'm quite happy to produce LibreOffice documents then copy and paste each into Gmail as a new email.



I've created a spreadsheet with the data in and registered it as a data source, like I would do for labels.



Can anyone point me in the right direction?










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  • help.libreoffice.org/Writer/Mail_Merge_Wizard

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I'm looking for a way to do a mail merge job in LibreOffice. I've tried the Mail Merge tool but that doesn't seem to do what I want.



What I'm doing is the create simple emails that say 'Hi ' and then include some further information in the body of the text. I'm quite happy to produce LibreOffice documents then copy and paste each into Gmail as a new email.



I've created a spreadsheet with the data in and registered it as a data source, like I would do for labels.



Can anyone point me in the right direction?










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  • help.libreoffice.org/Writer/Mail_Merge_Wizard

    – Graham
    Jan 3 at 15:20














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I'm looking for a way to do a mail merge job in LibreOffice. I've tried the Mail Merge tool but that doesn't seem to do what I want.



What I'm doing is the create simple emails that say 'Hi ' and then include some further information in the body of the text. I'm quite happy to produce LibreOffice documents then copy and paste each into Gmail as a new email.



I've created a spreadsheet with the data in and registered it as a data source, like I would do for labels.



Can anyone point me in the right direction?










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I'm looking for a way to do a mail merge job in LibreOffice. I've tried the Mail Merge tool but that doesn't seem to do what I want.



What I'm doing is the create simple emails that say 'Hi ' and then include some further information in the body of the text. I'm quite happy to produce LibreOffice documents then copy and paste each into Gmail as a new email.



I've created a spreadsheet with the data in and registered it as a data source, like I would do for labels.



Can anyone point me in the right direction?







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  • help.libreoffice.org/Writer/Mail_Merge_Wizard

    – Graham
    Jan 3 at 15:20



















  • help.libreoffice.org/Writer/Mail_Merge_Wizard

    – Graham
    Jan 3 at 15:20

















help.libreoffice.org/Writer/Mail_Merge_Wizard

– Graham
Jan 3 at 15:20





help.libreoffice.org/Writer/Mail_Merge_Wizard

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I have found the following method:




  • Do Ctrl-F2 to bring up the Fields dialog

  • Chose the Database tab, select Type 'Mail Merge fields'

  • Under 'Database selection' select my spreadsheet and Sheet 1, then show its fields

  • Put the cursor in the place I want a field, highlight the field and click Insert.

  • When all fields inserted, save the changes.

  • Got to the File menu and select Print. The procedure then is the same as for Labels






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    I have found the following method:




    • Do Ctrl-F2 to bring up the Fields dialog

    • Chose the Database tab, select Type 'Mail Merge fields'

    • Under 'Database selection' select my spreadsheet and Sheet 1, then show its fields

    • Put the cursor in the place I want a field, highlight the field and click Insert.

    • When all fields inserted, save the changes.

    • Got to the File menu and select Print. The procedure then is the same as for Labels






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      I have found the following method:




      • Do Ctrl-F2 to bring up the Fields dialog

      • Chose the Database tab, select Type 'Mail Merge fields'

      • Under 'Database selection' select my spreadsheet and Sheet 1, then show its fields

      • Put the cursor in the place I want a field, highlight the field and click Insert.

      • When all fields inserted, save the changes.

      • Got to the File menu and select Print. The procedure then is the same as for Labels






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        I have found the following method:




        • Do Ctrl-F2 to bring up the Fields dialog

        • Chose the Database tab, select Type 'Mail Merge fields'

        • Under 'Database selection' select my spreadsheet and Sheet 1, then show its fields

        • Put the cursor in the place I want a field, highlight the field and click Insert.

        • When all fields inserted, save the changes.

        • Got to the File menu and select Print. The procedure then is the same as for Labels






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        I have found the following method:




        • Do Ctrl-F2 to bring up the Fields dialog

        • Chose the Database tab, select Type 'Mail Merge fields'

        • Under 'Database selection' select my spreadsheet and Sheet 1, then show its fields

        • Put the cursor in the place I want a field, highlight the field and click Insert.

        • When all fields inserted, save the changes.

        • Got to the File menu and select Print. The procedure then is the same as for Labels







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