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Copy word table to Excel w/o splitting row
I copy/paste a word table (which is an address list with over 2,000 names) to
Excel. When I pasted the table in Excel, the column "Address" which may have two lines of information and would be separated by a hard return (when working in tables with Word) it took the second line of information and started a new row. Which means it split the information in the row. How can I prevent this? |
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