Import Excel Data into Avery Label Template

To print labels using Avery Design & Print Online, your Excel data must be organized in columns. This setup ensures the Avery software can properly read and import your information for label printing.

Step-by-Step Guide to Importing Excel Data

Begin by clicking 'Import Data' on Avery Design & Print Online. Select 'Start Import/Merge' to initiate the process. This action allows you to bring your prepared Excel data into the Avery template.

Choose the Excel file you wish to import for your labels. Ensure the spreadsheet contains columns for accurate data arrangement. This organization is critical for a successful import.

After selecting your file, confirm the data list in 'Choose Fields'. If your spreadsheet includes headers, uncheck the first row to exclude them from the label fields.

Customize your labels by dragging and dropping fields to arrange your data. This flexibility helps in tailoring the label layout to your specific needs.

Complete the merge by clicking 'Finish'. Your Excel data is now successfully merged with the Avery label template, ready for printing.

Common Use Cases

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  Creating customized address labels for a large mailing list
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  Generating name badges for conference attendees from a pre-registered Excel list
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  Printing product labels with unique information from an Excel database
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  Organizing a filing system with uniform labels derived from an Excel spreadsheet
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  Designing personalized gift tags for event guests by importing an Excel list

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