From: SpannerX on
Okay, my subject might not describe it exactly, but here is what I want to
do, to try and automate this task I have to do on a regular basis.

What I do is I type up an attendance sheet for training, and then I have to
take the same info and make up training certs for the people that attended
the training. Is there anyway that I can just take the names and the course
and automatically make certs based on the attendance sheet?
From: JoAnn Paules [MVP] on
You could set everything up as a mail merge.

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"



"SpannerX" <SpannerX(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Okay, my subject might not describe it exactly, but here is what I want to
> do, to try and automate this task I have to do on a regular basis.
>
> What I do is I type up an attendance sheet for training, and then I have
> to
> take the same info and make up training certs for the people that attended
> the training. Is there anyway that I can just take the names and the
> course
> and automatically make certs based on the attendance sheet?


From: Steve Rindsberg on
In article <1D168E6D-141C-44A5-9A2D-26DCF744FB79(a)microsoft.com>, SpannerX
wrote:
> Okay, my subject might not describe it exactly, but here is what I want to
> do, to try and automate this task I have to do on a regular basis.
>
> What I do is I type up an attendance sheet for training, and then I have to
> take the same info and make up training certs for the people that attended
> the training. Is there anyway that I can just take the names and the course
> and automatically make certs based on the attendance sheet?

As JoAnn says, you can merge print using Word.

We also have a commercial add-in that lets you merge data from Excel etc. into
PowerPoint slides, in case you prefer to create your certificates in PPT.

Free demo at http://www.pptools.com/merge/