Mail Merge Masterclass: Embedding Custom Hyperlinks in Microsoft Word

[@mariafjg]

Thank you so much for this video. I have just started a new job and was tasked (in a very rushed way) to send my first ever email via mail merge to 360+ people. It has been incredibly overwhelming for me because of all the attachments and information each email has to have, including a hyperlink that is different for every recipient. Seriously- thank you!!!

[@tangz42]

after hours of troubleshooting with the help of so many online platforms and Chat GPT, your video finally helped me resolve the issue. Another creator had a similar video but didn't mention that the urls should be formatted as text only in the data file.

[@chucktackett5208]

Great video! This actually worked.

[@EricJudson-d5o]

Thank you for this great tutorial. I found that the "Alt + F9" doesn't work on my laptop, but I get the same result by following these steps: 1. In your Word document, click the File tab, then Options. 2. In the left menu, choose Advanced. 3. Under the Show Document Content section, tick "Show field codes instead of their values." 4. Click OK.

[@IAmAdamIAm]

Excellent video! Is it possible to do this with an image instead of anchor text?

[@onenation1351]

super ..very well explained..thank you.

[@CourtneyCundiff]

For Mac users, under Insert there's a Field option, not within Quick Parts. Then fn + option + F9 display and hide the strings.

[@MK-pj1to]

hi, very helpful video. How can I do this same thing in Mailchimp?

[@CourtneyCundiff]

For Mac users, there's an Field option, not within a Quick Parts button. Then fn + option + F9 shows and hides the strings.

[@troybarnard3539]

Very informative, I would also like to know if it is possible to do it with a images in a grid?

[@TheOscarExpert]

For me it just pastes the link when i click "insert merge field" and doesn't have the "MERGEFIELD X" thing automatically happen

[@TimotheeInbudapest]

Hi, in my case Shift-F9 for go to the code

[@caseyseo1078]

Thank you!