Merging two or more Word documents is easy. You can simply copy and paste one document into another. This method is relatively easy and good when you have small documents. But, if you have several large documents to merge, there are chances for copying and pasting mistakes.
Microsoft has provided a far easier method to insert your documents as objects. You can use this method in all modern versions of Microsoft Word apps.
In this gearupwindows article, you will learn to merge Word documents.
How to Combine Word Documents?
To get the best results and less confusion, create a new Word document and name that to
Once done, proceed with these steps to combine them into one document:-
Step 1. Open the Master word file.
Step 2. Click on the
Step 3. Under the “Text” group, locate the
Step 4. Select
Step 5. When you’re done, File Explorer will open. Select the files to be merged into the current document. You can press and hold
Note: By default, documents get merged in the order they appear in File Explorer.
Once you complete the above steps, you will find all your document contents have been merged into a new document, “Master,” in my case. Other files will remain unchanged.
Once you merge the files, you should check your new document for formatting and other issues.