How to insert 100 names in a certificate in less than a minute

Microsoft Publisher includes a "Mail Merge" feature under the "Mailings" tab that allows you to create personalized documents, such as certificates, labels, envelopes, or catalogs, by merging data from an external data source (e.g., an Excel spreadsheet or an Access database) with a Publisher document template.
Here are some key features of the Mail Merge tool in Microsoft Publisher:
Data Source Integration: You can connect Publisher to various data sources, including Excel spreadsheets, Access databases, Word data sources, and other formats supported by Microsoft Office. This allows you to merge data from existing lists or databases into your Publisher documents.
Merge Fields: Once you've connected your data source, you can insert merge fields into your Publisher document template. These merge fields act as placeholders that will be replaced with the corresponding data from your data source during the merge process.
Preview and Filtering: Before completing the merge, Publisher allows you to preview how the merged documents will look, giving you the opportunity to make any necessary adjustments. You can also filter the data source to include or exclude specific records based on certain criteria.
Customization Options: The Mail Merge feature in Publisher provides various customization options, such as formatting rules, conditional formatting, and the ability to add graphics or images based on the data source.
Output Options: After merging the data, you can choose to print the merged documents directly from Publisher, or you can save them in various file formats, such as PDF, XPS, or Publisher files.
Automation: Like other Microsoft Office applications, Publisher supports the use of macros and Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) scripts, which can be used to automate repetitive mail merge tasks or to extend the functionality of the Mail Merge feature.