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Importing a Spreadsheet
Hello,
I've got a spreadsheet setup in Yahoo to track a portfolio of stocks. In the past I was able to simply cut and paste the spreadsheet to Excel. All the data transferred neatly to an Excel page. Now I don't seem to be able to. When I do this now, all the data resides in a single cell. Can someone help me with this? There is a download feature in Yahoo but it doesn't transfer all the data properly. Thank you, DG |
"David Glass" wrote in message
... Hello, I've got a spreadsheet setup in Yahoo to track a portfolio of stocks. In the past I was able to simply cut and paste the spreadsheet to Excel. All the data transferred neatly to an Excel page. Now I don't seem to be able to. When I do this now, all the data resides in a single cell. Can someone help me with this? There is a download feature in Yahoo but it doesn't transfer all the data properly. What may work is pasting to Word, where it may end up as a table, then copy & paste from Word to Excel. -- David Biddulph |
Hi...thanks for the reply...but...didn't work. Copied to Word, got a
run-together text document, then copied to Excel. Same result. DG "David Biddulph" wrote in message ... "David Glass" wrote in message ... Hello, I've got a spreadsheet setup in Yahoo to track a portfolio of stocks. In the past I was able to simply cut and paste the spreadsheet to Excel. All the data transferred neatly to an Excel page. Now I don't seem to be able to. When I do this now, all the data resides in a single cell. Can someone help me with this? There is a download feature in Yahoo but it doesn't transfer all the data properly. What may work is pasting to Word, where it may end up as a table, then copy & paste from Word to Excel. -- David Biddulph |
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