Import data from excel and create multiple separate forms in Adobe

[#1]

I am trying to auto populate pdf forms from excel (like mailmerge in word). I have multiple rows in excel and when I import data from the excel sheet, i would like each row to be created as a separate form in Adobe. I consulted with Adobe support and googled. It sounded like I needed a javascript and a custom action. Could someone help me with the script and guidnace on how to implement this in Adobe?

[#2]

I am trying to auto populate pdf forms from excel (like mailmerge in word). I have multiple rows in excel and when I import data from the excel sheet, i would like each row to be created as a separate form in Adobe. I consulted with Adobe support and googled. It sounded like I needed a javascript and a custom action. Could someone help me with the script and guidnace on how to implement this in Adobe?

[#3]

A while ago I wrote a blog post about just that: Batch-Import List Data into PDF Form - KHKonsulting LLC

This will import a tab separated text file, If you want to automate that from within Excel, that can be done as well, but is a bit more complex. 

[#4]

Oops, sent the wrong link. What you want to do is described here: Batch-Import Excel Data into PDF Forms - KHKonsulting LLC

[#5]

I did look at this post and had trouble with below part. When I clicked on Doc.importTextData, it took me to general how to on JavaScript.

you can use the Acrobat JavaScript method Doc.importTextData() to import one record at a time (just like we did manually before). Take a look at the documentation for this method: Doc.importTextData

[#6]

It looks like Adobe changed the site with the JavaScript API documentation, and my links are now just going to the main page. You can however navigate the hierarchy yourself: On the left side, you should see a tree view of the contents of SDK documentation - and based on what I just tried, you should see the JavaScript API documentation expanded. Go to "Doc" and expand it, then expand "Doc methods" and go down to importTextData. Anytime you work with Acrobat's JavaScript, you will have to consult the API documentation, so if you get familiar with how to navigate this document, it will help you in the future. 

[#7]

You'll find example scripts for this here (including an automation tool, similar to Karl's, for importing selected data)

https://www.pdfscripting.com/public/ExcelAndAcrobat.cfm

[#8]

I believe (not 100% sure) that is should be available from the PDFMaker plugin in Excel, too.

I've developed a (paid-for) tool that allows you to do it directly in Acrobat, with some additional features which are not available in the built-in function. You can find it here: Custom-made Adobe Scripts: Acrobat -- Mail Merge and Email PDF Files

[#9]

Here is a video tutorial

Using Data Merge in Adobe InDesign - auto fill text fields and pages - YouTube

its like mailmerge in Word. Create text boxes in the Master > Window >Utilities> DataMerge and import the csv or txt.