No, I would used a word processor for that, since you can insert tables in
Word you can use some of the functionality in Excel but Excel is not very
good with lots of text. If the built in tables in Word are not sufficient I
would probably use a combination of Word and Excel maybe a link or a copied
picture of things like graphs and tables (with numerical data) and then use
Word's capabilities with text. If it is not a lot of text you can certainly
use Excel but you should have data that only Excel can do, otherwise use
something else


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"Ziad NT" wrote in message
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excuse me and thanks . is it advisable to use excel when having to report
a
lot of text data in a table like format?

Regards,

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:

Are you sure you don't want us to FedEx it overnight to you? Frankly your
post doesn't make any sense, what's your question? You post a question,
someone here tries to answer it, don't expect us to research court cases,
design a spreadsheet and send it to you.



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Peo Sjoblom

http://nwexcelsolutions.com


"Ziad NT" <Ziad wrote in message
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please provide guidance ,advise to report court decisions,case summury
,analysis and lessons learned for 150 cases .Including numbers,
dates,parties
involved,brief description,main issue and relavant legal opinion after
the
fact.I 'd like to use excel 2002 or earlier. I appreciate it and thank
you
in
advance. Please feel free to send to