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Extra space when pasting link from excel to word as unformatted te
I'm having a problem with pasting links from excel to a word document. I'm
using Office 2003 I have a budget in Excel and I'm putting together an executive summary in word. I want to link all of the numbers in word to the excel workbook. For example, I want to write: "Expenses in the Americas are xx%." where the "xx" is a number linked from excel. I copy the cell that has the number in excel, go to word and choose paste special. I then select the paste as link option and choose unformatted text from the list box. This works fine except that in addition to the number, additional spaces are also inserted. I can delete these, but they come back when I update the link. So the sentence ends up looking like: "Expenses in the Americas are xx%." How do I get a link to just the number and not the extra spaces? Thanks in advance for any help. |
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