How to print mailing labels from Excel

In this video I show you how print your mailing labels from a list of addresses in Excel. I show you how to check which labels will work with Office.

If you're looking to type directly onto your labels using Word, check out my other video that I'm releasing at the same time:

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[devilsporkchop]

this is one of the best you tube video's of any subject description that I've ever watched. Thank you for being clear, concise, and plain.

[janetmathews]

I learned, or say was instructed in, Mail Merge over 25 years ago, but now, when I need it, you were there for me, and I so appreciate it! You made it so easy even on my older Word & Excel programs.

[eulainemcintosh]

I have wasted time trying to learn from other sources how to do this. You're video is the Best! Works well.

[sheilawayman]

This tutorial is just what I needed today. Your directions are very clear and at a pace that is easy to follow. Thank you so much for producing this tutorial that is so helpful!

[bendonahower]

You are a God among men. I've muddled my way through other tutorials for labels in the past. This one was by far the most foolproof.

[leonardbeddows]

I spent several hours trying to follow MIcrosoft's Help columns without managing to produce labels. Then I looked at your video and it explained everything. Many thanks Dave.

[lisamercure]

THANK YOU! Your instructions were very easy to follow and at the perfect pace for me.

[cynthialilly]

Every year my Christmas labels are a nightmare - this year I saved your video and it was a walk in the park!!! thank you so much!!

[zigmundwriggs]

I absolutely love this video. Every year I get a pit in my stomach when I have to print labels for company holiday cards. The directions were easy to follow. Thank you Dave!

[mikeschumacher]

Once you get past the mundane business of purchaser and ordering, etc....this was spot on. Thanks for the help mate.

[cynthiaamador]

Thank you so much, I struggled for an hour trying to figure out the on line instructions. Your video was super helpful and easy.

[conniethomas]

Thank You so much!! You are an amazing teacher. Thank you for going slow and explaining everything. VERY HELPFUL!!!

[sheilajoshua]

Thought you were very easy to follow, no fuss just straightforward tuition. Thank you.

[janedriscoll]

I helped a friend today do this and your video was SO helpful. Thank you! My friend has rather minimal computer skills, so I sat next to him at my dining room table with your video on my laptop while he followed the steps on his laptop. Worked great!

[CindyBooBoo]

You saved my wedding invitation process!! I was afraid to even try but writing an address on each one wasn't worth the hassle. Thank you! I'm saving this to my favorites!

[mariarolland]

So helpful! I've tried printing labels so many times in the past, and this was my first success! Thank you!

[petedarr]

Your tutorial is just what I had to do today. Thanks for the video Dave. 👍

[harryeyre]

Even though this video is a few years old, it was EXCELLENT for my education. It worked like a champ!

[Don-ufgt]

This is the clearest and most helpful video I've ever seen on any subject. I spent hours trying to find a way to reduce the space between the lines on an address label. Your hint about Shift/Enter solved the problem. If Microsoft would fix their design flaw, a workaround wouldn't be necessary.

[richardwilhite]

Thank you. A very easy to understand tutorial. First time I've ever used an Excel spreadsheet to merge with Word in order to create labels. Never would have figured it out but with the tutorial, very simple. Thanks.