You can do a mail merge in Microsoft Word and Excel to create personalized documents for many recipients at once.

Alternatively, you could put the header row data in the document header. Thereby avoiding having to redo it every time. Merging into tables is a huge PITA, especially for a repeating report.

Preparing bulk letters or emails to many recipients? We’ll show you how to use mail merge in Microsoft Word two different ways to speed up the process.

Navigate to the second document you wish to combine and click ‘Insert’. Repeat the process for any additional Word documents you want to merge.

Forget the form letters--Mail Merge is a handy tool for personalizing handouts, business documents, or anything you'd like to distribute by name. Mary Ann Richardson shows you how to use this ...

How to combine Word documents 1. Start Microsoft Word and create a new, blank document. 2. Click the Insert tab at the top of the ribbon bar. 3. In the Insert ribbon's Text section, click Object ...