When I insert an Excel object (charts & tables etc.) in a Word document, they
attach themselves into the headers & footers when trying to move them from
one page to another or if they get too close to the header/footer when adding
text or additional objects to the document as they "flow" from one page to
the next. The size of the header/footer then increases to the size of the
object which makes them difficult to get out of the header/footer to
reposition into the normal text part of the document.
Any suggestions to resolve this issue would be appreciated.
Thank you!

Dewayne

Use real headers and footers, not text within the body of the document.



"Dewayne" wrote in message
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When I insert an Excel object (charts & tables etc.) in a Word document,
they
attach themselves into the headers & footers when trying to move them from
one page to another or if they get too close to the header/footer when
adding
text or additional objects to the document as they "flow" from one page to
the next. The size of the header/footer then increases to the size of the
object which makes them difficult to get out of the header/footer to
reposition into the normal text part of the document.
Any suggestions to resolve this issue would be appreciated.
Thank you!

Dewayne