Mailing label template excel

Here is a basic mailing label template in Excel:

Mailing Label Template

Column A:

Name (column header)
Address Line 1 (column header)
Address Line 2 (column header)
City (column header)
State (column header)
Zip (column header)
Email (column header)
Phone (column header)

Column B:

Label Text (column header)

Example Data:

Name	Address Line 1	Address Line 2	City	State	Zip	Email	Phone	Label Text
John Smith	123 Main St	Apt 101	Anytown	CA	12345	[email protected]	555-555-5555	JOHN SMITH 123 MAIN ST Apt 101 ANYTOWN, CA 12345
Jane Doe	456 Elm St		Othertown	NY	67890	[email protected]	555-555-5556	JANE DOE 456 ELM ST Othertown, NY 67890

How to use the template:

Create a new Excel spreadsheet and copy the template into it.
Fill in the data for each recipient in the corresponding columns (Name, Address Line 1, etc.).
In the Label Text column, use the formula =A2&B2&C2&D2&E2&F2&G2&H2 to combine the data from each column into a single label text string.
Adjust the font, font size, and alignment to your liking.
Print the labels using a label printer or a regular printer with label paper.

Tips:

Make sure to adjust the column widths to fit the data.
Use the "Wrap Text" feature to wrap long addresses to the next line.
Use the "Merge Cells" feature to combine multiple cells into a single cell for the label text.
You can also use a mail merge feature in Excel to create labels from a database or a CSV file.