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page break linked object
If I have a linked object from an Excel worksheet and that linked object is
larger than a page. is there any way to break it up so that it continues on the next page and still updates if the source worksheet is modified? |
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page break linked object
Hi Jake,
You'll need to copy the linked Excel object, open the copy & scroll to the next area you want displayed. -- Cheers macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] "jake" wrote in message ... If I have a linked object from an Excel worksheet and that linked object is larger than a page. is there any way to break it up so that it continues on the next page and still updates if the source worksheet is modified? |
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cool thanks macropod!
"macropod" wrote: Hi Jake, You'll need to copy the linked Excel object, open the copy & scroll to the next area you want displayed. -- Cheers macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] "jake" wrote in message ... If I have a linked object from an Excel worksheet and that linked object is larger than a page. is there any way to break it up so that it continues on the next page and still updates if the source worksheet is modified? |
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