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How do I keep styles in a word table when copying and pasting
Is your destination table cell style Normal? If you make your source table
cell style Normal, the same name. does it work? -- Janet A. "Andy" wrote: Pam- The pasting unformatted text option does not work when pasting into multiple cells in a table. Cells have to be pasted one at a time in order for the text to take on the destination style. I'd be more than happy to send the file to someone to see if they can get it to work but it does not work for me. I have Word 2003 with all updates. If this is supposed to work it should probably be brought to microsoft's attention because it is not working for me. Thanks "PamC via OfficeKB.com" wrote: Andy, Check to make sure the destination style is what you think it is. I use paste as unformatted text every day, and the pasted text always takes on the style that is active at the paste site. Unless you missed telling us some important difference in your situation, it should work. Pam Andy wrote: Thanks for your help, however this does not work. Text is inserted as normal style not destination style. If you use paste special and unformatted text, the pasted text should take on the destination style. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] -Andy -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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