[sla]

I have a word document that has a pasted excel file in it. How do I enter
data into the excel file when I am in the word document without double
clicking on the excell document and havoing to open it. I want the excel doc
to work like a table in the word doc so I can type straight into it

Thanks

[CyberTaz]

If that's what you really want, you have the wrong type of "object".

Re-open the file in Excel, copy the content again.

Then - in Word - delete the current Excel object & go to EditPaste Special,
choose Formatted Text (RTF), click OK. That will paste the content in as a
Word Table retaining the formatting from the Excel file. Keep in mind,
though, that any calculated results will be converted to numbers only - they
will not re-compute if you make changes to the values they are based on.
You'll either have to create calculation fields in their place or manually
update any totals, averages, etc.

HTH |:)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac



On 1/26/07 10:20 AM, in article
, "sla"
wrote:

I have a word document that has a pasted excel file in it. How do I enter
data into the excel file when I am in the word document without double
clicking on the excell document and havoing to open it. I want the excel doc
to work like a table in the word doc so I can type straight into it

Thanks