How to Automate Microsoft Word Mail Merge with Python

[@monroebayer783]

Thanks for the great tuts, can you elaborate this one , loading from 2 csv ? having a mutual key un each file ?

[@senahugtfl7789]

hi ı have a issue when ı was writing my file path .According to the internet i ve written correct but for ATOM accepted if I only write full absolute path starting ffrom "C:".And it is so unfit could you hepl me ?

[@SymphOcta]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@basavrajr8577]

can we do-- which are number of mails we are getting as report from Jenkins 1)convert into word and merge that word file and send this report to one mail_id or 2) combine different mail and send to single mail id ---with python

[@jiejenn]

Pretty sure it is doable.

[@TheButcher58]

Nice tutorial, I do have one question tho, I have a mail merged setup in microsoft publisher rather than word, would this code also work if I change it slightly to use publisher rather than word?

[@jiejenn]

I never work with Publisher VBA before, but I do know you can access Publisher's VBA data model with pywin32. So my take is you should be able to, b it the difficult part is how to use Publisher's objects.

[@TheButcher58]

@@jiejenn yes thanks, I’ve looked for some documentation but apparently the vba objects in publisher are different from word so it will be a challenge. I guess I’ll leave it as it is for now

[@KhalilYasser]

Amazing. Thanks a lot for this great tutorial. Can you share the code and the files, please?

[@wibowomalik]

Video about how to export a mail merge document individually with name from selected merge field value to pdf. Please.

[@danielamegah1324]

You can just export the word file into pdf

[@obi-wankenobi2715]

How to make only one document with all the documents? Instead of getting multiple documents

[@jiejenn]

A regular mail merge by default will output all the documents in one single document.

[@saurabhpakhurde]

I am getting at Name:=

[@jaceiscool123]

I am getting a syntax error at "Name:=" as well. Why am I get this?