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Trying to convert excel workbook of fairly detailed (but not formula-complex)
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Copy the data in Excel and Past the data into Word. The data will come over
in a table format. -- Kevin Backmann "frendabrenda1" wrote: Trying to convert excel workbook of fairly detailed (but not formula-complex) worksheets to Word table format. Any ideas for easiest/fastest process? Thanks much. |
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hoping for an easier way to keep formatting etc......I have approximately 200
sheets to do....and will need to repeat the whole process a couple of times over the next few months for updates. "Kevin B" wrote: Copy the data in Excel and Past the data into Word. The data will come over in a table format. -- Kevin Backmann "frendabrenda1" wrote: Trying to convert excel workbook of fairly detailed (but not formula-complex) worksheets to Word table format. Any ideas for easiest/fastest process? Thanks much. |
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Trying to convert excel workbook of fairly detailed (but not
formula-complex) worksheets to Word table format. Any ideas for easiest/fastest process? Thanks much. Copy the data in Excel and Past the data into Word. The data will come over in a table format. hoping for an easier way to keep formatting etc......I have approximately 200 sheets to do....and will need to repeat the whole process a couple of times over the next few months for updates. One way is to start in Excel and use Edit Copy then go to Word and use Edit Paste special Past link Microsoft Office Excel worksheet object Repeat for each range to be copied. Each time the workbook is updated, go to Word and use Edit Select All Edit Update link This isn't exactly what you requested; it doesn't use table format. You'd set the formatting you want in Excel. Experiment with the options of "Paste special" for some variations. |
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I was suffering for days to do the same thing. That's was really helpful. Thanks |
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