Shauna,

I am using Office 2003. I have a table in excel (call it table A), and I
have a number of "Scenarios" I run on table A (call them A-S1, A-S2, A-S3).
What I was doing was selecting scenario 1, and then copy the table, and then
in word paste-special-Excel-PasteLink to paste the table in Word. I then
went to Edit and Links, and selected Lock to lock the table.
I then went to excel, selected scenario 2, copied the table, etc etc etc.
I end up with a document with 3 tables, showing A-S1, A-S2, and A-S3.
It all looks rosy, however when I go to print, I end up with a document with
three copies of A-S3.
Bummer.
Cheers
Richard

"Shauna Kelly" wrote:

Hi Richard

What is wrong when you print? Is it the formatting or the content? And, what
version of Word and Excel are you using?

Shauna

Shauna Kelly. Microsoft MVP.
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word


"Richard" wrote in message
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I have a document that includes a lot of links to an excel table which has
values set using Excel "scenario"s. I pick the scenario, copy the cells
in
excel, create an excel link from word (which pastes a picture), and then
lock
the link. I then go to another section in word, select a different
scenario
in Excel, etc.
The document always looks right on screen, and looks right on
print-preview,
but is alway wrong when I print.
I can provide the files if needed. It certainly seems to be an obvious
bug
(the print does not match the screen).
Suggest you fix it.