![]() ![]() (If you were making booklets, you might use the Make Booklet feature.) I can’t think of any clever way to make a single 1300 page document and then make 65 booklets out of it automatically. Of course, the problem then is that you need to print each one separately. Have one manually laid out document on screen as a reference 9 Create Merged Document select multiple records on drop down for records per document page. In your case, you’d get 65 separate files. If you set the Limit to 1, then each record in the data file becomes its own InDesign file. But if you choose Create Merged Document, you can switch to the Options tab, and enable the Record Limit per Document field. Multiple Records not showing up when you Data Merge in InDesign Ashraf Ali 115 subscribers Subscribe 24K views 8 years ago This video demonstrates an issue with multiple records during a. ![]() Ordinarily, all the data records are flowed into a single document because there is no limit. For example, use the data merge functionality to create hundreds of variations of letters, envelopes, or mailing labels quickly and accurately. The trick is to limit the number of records InDesign flows into a single document. Using the Data Merge panel in InDesign, you can easily create multiple variations of your document by merging a data source file (CSV or TXT file) with an InDesign document. Fortunately, you can get it to break your documents up into smaller pieces - it’s just not immediately obvious how to do so. I want to get 65 separate 20-page booklets instead.Īs we’ve said before, Data Merge is not a very powerful system, and it sports a number of limitations. ![]() When I merge the 65 records in, I get 1300 pages. I’ve created a 20-page booklet that contains variable data, using Data Merge. ![]()
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