BK>and referral sources. Some mailings will go to all three groups, others
BK> Is mail merge the technique to do this, or is there an add-in for
BK>create a database) that I could sort by area code, community, etc.
BK>rather than have to enter a name in only one of the three lists.
You've got the idea. Mail-merge (in any word-processor) will do
the truck.
In Word6 (But I suppose for Word7 too) I could set up a table
whose columns are name, address, postcode, etc., with a column
for a coded field.
If selection criteria are all binary (they sent/did not send me a
Christmas present last year, they do/do not own a pet, ...) your
codes could be binary, combined into one value that occupies one
column of the table.
Thus "sent me"=0/1, "own"=0/2, car="0/4", "sex=0/8" etc. A female
owning a car but not a pet, and did send me a present would be
represented by the codes 1, 0, 4, 8 and so I'd put the value 13
in the column.
Christopher.Greaves@ability.org
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