How do I format an Excel chart that is inserted as an object in a Word
document so that the chart will break across pages and I can designate first
row as repeating on each page?

Unfortunately, you can't. An object in Word cannot span pages.

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP
"C3" wrote in message
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How do I format an Excel chart that is inserted as an object in a Word
document so that the chart will break across pages and I can designate
first
row as repeating on each page?

Thanks for the reply, at least I won't continue to bang head against wall
trying. I ended up simply activating the Excel chart, copying it, and then
pasting it back to the Word document as a table. Then it would break and
repeat header row. But then you lose the calculating functionality of the
former Excel chart.

"Doug Robbins" wrote:

Unfortunately, you can't. An object in Word cannot span pages.

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Hope this helps,
Doug Robbins - Word MVP
"C3" wrote in message
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How do I format an Excel chart that is inserted as an object in a Word
document so that the chart will break across pages and I can designate
first
row as repeating on each page?