I've got some text in Word 2003, formatted using Word's standard outline
indent formatting.

(This is a standard Word format, in which Word formats the text as a series
of paragraphs (multi-line text), in hierarchical outline form. Each level is
indented slightly from the previous level (for example, Level 1 is at left
margin, Level 2 has 1/4 inch indent, Level 3 has 1/2 inch, Level 4 has 3/4
inch, etc.). Each paragraph starts with a bulllet, with a different bullet
character for each level.)

I'd like to copy to Excel 2003 and look approximately the same. When I do
this through simple copy-and-paste, Excel puts each paragraph into a cell.
Indentation and bullet characters are retained. However, there is no word
wrap - each paragraph is on a single line, extending possibly far to the
right.

When I then add word-wrap (Format / Cells / Alignment / Word Wrap), Excel
retains the bullet characters, but loses the indentation. Everything is
left-justified.

I've confirmed that word wrap is not inconsistent with cell indent; I can
take a word wrapped cell and indent it. So I could achieve the desired
format if I manually add the indents for each cell, but that's obviously
cumbersome.

Is there any easier way? (I.e. Copy text from Word to Excel, retain word
wrap, retain indent.)

Thanks.