Printing Labels from a Table in Word
You can print labels from data that is formatted as a table in Microsoft Word using the DYMO Label Word Add-in. For example, an address list previously set up for printing on sheet labels is typically formatted as a table with each address contained in an individual cell in the table.
When you print a group of table cells using the Word Add-in, each cell is treated as a separate address (or text block) and printed on a separate label. You can print all or some of the cells in a table.
You can use the add-in to preview the labels and change the label properties before printing, or you can use Quick Print to print labels using the most recent settings.
To print labels from a table
- Do one of the following:
- To print a label for all the data in the table, place the cursor anywhere inside the table.
- To print a label for only some of the data in the table, select the cells you want to print.
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Click Print Label in the toolbar.
The DYMO Word Add-In dialog box appears.
- Make any necessary changes to the text to be printed.
- You can make edits to the data in the text box; however, these edits will not be saved in the original data.
- If you selected more than one table cell, click Next to review the data for each label.
- (Optional) Click Address Fixer to verify and correct any addresses you selected.
- Do the following to select the print options:
- Choose a to use when printing from the Select label layout list.
- If necessary, choose a printer to print to from the Select printer list.
- (Twin Turbo Only) Choose the label roll to print to from the Select label roll list.
- You can also click Options to select a different printer and to visually choose the or layout.
- Click Test Print to print a single label and verify that all settings are correct.
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Click Print.
A label prints for each table cell you selected.
- Click Quick Print to print labels using the most recent settings.
See Also
About Smart Paste
Printing Labels from a Database