[macropod]

Hi Petrusz,

Whether you get a new line depends on how the data are inserted. If you use Edit|Paste Special, click 'Paste Link' and choose
unformatted text or RTF, for example, you won't get a new line.

Cheers
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macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
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"Petrusz" wrote in message ...
Hi Macropod,

You are expert, Do you know how I can reverse the 'enter' after the linked
excell cells. I can not able to write into the same line.

After preparing a linked excel cell in Word, it it automatically out an
enter to be in a new line

Thanks,

Peter

€žmacropod€� ezt Ã*rta:

Hi favrr15,

It sounds as though you're seeing the cell gridlines or shading from Excel and/or you've got field shading switched on.

For the former, you need to either suppress the gridline display in Excel (Tools|Options|View), or remove the cell shading, or
paste
the data using another format (eg unformatted text).

For the latter, you can suppress the field shading display in Word (Tools|Options|View). Note that having fields display shaded
doesn't affect the printed output.

Cheers

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macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
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"favrr15" wrote in message ...
My word document updates links from excel, but the data in words always shows
a box around the number. Do you know how to remove the box around the # in
word. I would like for it to appear as if nothing was special pasted.
ANy help sure would be appreciated..........THANKS