To remove those 'bold' lines, select the rows that have the lines, then
right-mouse - Format Cells, - Border - and remove all borders that you
do not require.



cynjor312 Wrote:
well i am a beginner in excel and a friend of mine suggested this method
so i
tried it. What i notice is there are lines that go way across the page
that
look as if they've been bolded. i've tried deleting them but they wont
go
anywhere. you say at setup you remove the borders, what's your
procedure?

"Bryan Hessey" wrote:


I usually just copy tables from Word to Excel, and then remove the
Borders as setup.

That you are asking this question would seem to indicate yours did
not
copy well, thus I would point out to you that Word is a processor of
text with some arithmetic capability, and Excel a processor of
numbers
with some text capability.

To simply copy and paste a document with Styles and paragraphs of
long
text will be unlikey to produce a similar look in Excel with it's
size,
display and print limitations.

Was there a purpose to this copy? - and has that purpose been
achieved,
or could you be more specific about any errors encountered.


cynjor312 Wrote:
I copied and pasted ou remployment app which is in Word 2000 and
pasted
it in
Excel. The document contains tables. Do i need to take the text
out of
the
tables before copying and pasting? What steps do i need to take?


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