Hi David

Many thanks for taking time to reply.

It seems the client used xData for QuarkXpress to achieve this task. I'm currently speaking to the good folks at Em Software to see if they can help me using InData for InDesign. (Is InData the equivilant of XData for QX? I presume so)

I've just read through some of the Data Merge blog posts on this site, thanks for the tip

The client has supplied me with a .csv file and I have attempted to import this into InDesign using Date Merge however I'm getting the “The selected data source has one or more empty field names…” error.

I suspect the InData plugin will be the way to go. Many thanks.

Love the podcast btw!

Rob