The fast way: copy the rows from Excel or Google Sheets and paste them below (or open the file saved as CSV). Columns are matched for you, and you get a PDF for Avery 5160 or any standard sheet.
Step 1
One address per block, with a blank line between them. Pasting straight from Excel or Google Sheets works too, with or without a header row (Name, Address, City, State, ZIP…).
Step 2
Print the alignment test on plain paper first. If everything sits a little to one side, move it here in 1/32-inch steps, then print the test again.
Step 3
When you print, choose Actual size (or Scale 100%), not “Fit to page”. That is the one setting that decides whether labels line up.
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Name (or First Name + Last Name), Address, Address 2, City, State, ZIP and Country are recognised, including the ones in a Google Contacts or Outlook export.If you'd rather do it in Microsoft Word on Windows:
Mail merge is the right tool for letters with personal fields in the body. For a stack of envelopes, pasting the rows above is quicker.
A name (one Name column, or First Name and Last Name), a street address, and city, state and ZIP. Address 2, Apt or Suite, Company and Country columns are used when they are there. A header row helps but is not required.
Excel treats 02134 as a number and stores 2134. The label maker puts the zero back on any four-digit US ZIP code and adds the dash to nine-digit ZIP+4 codes, and tells you how many it fixed.
Not yet: save it as CSV first (Excel: File, Save As, CSV; Google Sheets: File, Download, Comma-separated values; Numbers: File, Export To, CSV). Or just select the rows, copy, and paste them into the box.
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