When everyone in your church office, not to mention all of your volunteers, already have Word and know how to use it, it’s a great software solution for your group. While designing in Word can be frustrating, using this software doesn’t mean your documents need to be ugly or plain. When you think of designing in Word, do you see pixelated clip art and hot pink Comic Sans? Thankfully, it’s not 1999 any more! Thanks in advance for any replies, ideas, or help.Microsoft Word gets a bad rap when it comes to design tools. but I got all those steps down in my flow without a problem. Once I got those word docs created, I convert those to.
Then, repeat for "Vanna White", then repeat for "Mickey Mouse" and whoever else until all the people are accounted for. I need power automate to look at that excel document and basically run a query and return ALL of the rows that contain "Fred Flintstone" and then put those rows of information into the right place in my word doc. Let's say column A is name and the values are "Fred Flintstone, Vanna White, and Mickey Mouse". If that is too wordy, then here it is in more layman's terms Let's say I have an excel document with 1000 rows and multiple columns of information. And then I need power automate to run that process for each "individual" in the excel database until it has created a word document for each person. I think I can get single fields to fill in fine, it's when I need to somehow return multiple rows to the document, parsed from say 1000 records. The end goal missing piece: To have contracts (word docs) automatically generated with the information provided by rows and data from an excel document. So I'm trying to power automate to send contracts and I pretty much have it all built and run successfully except for one piece of the puzzle.
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