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7000 serial numbers on 1 POP

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I have several Excel books which contain 7000 serial numbers to be received on one POP.

Is there a way to import these serial numbers directly from the Excel book? Copy / paste keystrokes will have us crippled!

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  • Tim Wappat Profile Picture
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    Are they all for the same pop line?

  • Antony W Profile Picture
    35 on at

    Yes all for the same line

  • Antony W Profile Picture
    35 on at

    We could split them down if that made it easier ?

  • Tim Wappat Profile Picture
    5,711 on at

    Sorry I didn't see that you had replied.

    I'm thinking you could use a GP macro to do it.

    Paste all the serial numbers into one sheet so you can see what you are doing. Then record a macro for one serial number, and mail merge the rest in.

    Search on web for GP mail merge macros for you tube and website general tutorials.

    I would have thought it will work for what you are trying to do.

    <<Edit>>

    Just tested it with 7k serial numbers, takes long time for word to mail merge and a fair while to chug through the entry of the serial numbers, but does work. 
    I would be tempted to break it down into 1000 at a time and run it seven times to make it all a bit more responsive.

    Tim.

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    L Vail Profile Picture
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    In order to double the speed of the macro, use the Advanced Macro Menu >Status and select the checkbox next to 'No User Interface Flash'. If you don't have the Advanced Macro Menu, add the switch

    ShowAdvancedMacroMenu=TRUE

    to your Dex.ini file. As Tim suggested, I would also definitely break it down into smaller batches. I've been told the macro will fail if you try to do it all at once. I also think 1000 at a time is a good number to use.

    Kind regards,

    Leslie

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