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Using 2007 office programs. From Word 2007, copy something and then paste
into Excel 2007. THis is fine, but I want to use Paste Special and just bring in the text. When I select paste special (not the selection of Text), Word immediately generates an OLE link in the Word doc. I don't want to update the word doc with these. Can I control this at all? Set the default to Text, so it won't use the Word Object as a default (would need the link). |
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Hi Ken,
See: http://www.wopr.com/index.php?showto...#entr y799121 -- Cheers macropod [Microsoft MVP - Word] "KenM" wrote in message ... Using 2007 office programs. From Word 2007, copy something and then paste into Excel 2007. THis is fine, but I want to use Paste Special and just bring in the text. When I select paste special (not the selection of Text), Word immediately generates an OLE link in the Word doc. I don't want to update the word doc with these. Can I control this at all? Set the default to Text, so it won't use the Word Object as a default (would need the link). |
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FWIW the creation of OLE_LINK bookmarks in this kind of case has nothing
to do with Addins such as Acrobat as has been suggested elsewhere. It's purely that when you do choose to paste a link, for the link to be updateable there has to be an identifiable source in Word, so a bookmark is created. Unfortunately it is created as soon as you go into Paste-Special, rather than when you actually specify that you want to insert anything. Perhaps you could work around this by creating a Macro in Excel that does: ActiveSheet.PasteSpecial Format:="Text", Link:=False, DisplayAsIcon:=False and put the macro in Excel's QAT Peter Jamieson http://tips.pjmsn.me.uk Visit Londinium at http://www.ralphwatson.tv On 20/10/2009 23:04, KenM wrote: Using 2007 office programs. From Word 2007, copy something and then paste into Excel 2007. THis is fine, but I want to use Paste Special and just bring in the text. When I select paste special (not the selection of Text), Word immediately generates an OLE link in the Word doc. I don't want to update the word doc with these. Can I control this at all? Set the default to Text, so it won't use the Word Object as a default (would need the link). |
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uuuh!
I am looking for an answer to this question for days! is it possibile to read the content of this link? it is not working now.. thanks thanks a lot pilo Quote:
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