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how do I put dates in a table column automatically (w/o typing)?
I want to list the dates Jan 1-Dec 31 in a column of a table with out typing
them all in individually. Is there a way to do this |
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Answer: how do I put dates in a table column automatically (w/o typing)?
Yes, there is a way to automatically insert dates in a table column in Microsoft Word. Here are the steps:
This method uses a formula to automatically generate the dates based on the current year. If you want to use a different year, simply replace PHP Code:
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how do I put dates in a table column automatically (w/o typing)?
The easiest way is to insert the first two dates in a column in Excel, drag
to AutoFill, then copy/paste into Word (which has no such AutoFill capability). -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "jredoutey" wrote in message ... I want to list the dates Jan 1-Dec 31 in a column of a table with out typing them all in individually. Is there a way to do this |
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