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Opening a Word document in excel
I have a Word document that I'd like to open in excel to
be able to use the data more efficiently. The document is filled with tables. Is there any way to open (translate?) the document into excel while still retaining the formatting? |
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No. Why don't you just:
Copy Paste (and then immediately) Format-Cells, Alignment tab and untick wrap text Format-Column-Autofit ******************* ~Anne Troy www.piersontech.com www.mrexcel.com " wrote in message ... I have a Word document that I'd like to open in excel to be able to use the data more efficiently. The document is filled with tables. Is there any way to open (translate?) the document into excel while still retaining the formatting? |
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