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COPY WORD DATA TO EXCEL
Can anyone help me to copy Word data to Excel in a format that I am able to
do Excel calculations with. Thanks |
COPY WORD DATA TO EXCEL
What format is your Word data in?
Can you use the Word function to convert text to a table? If so then copy and paste is easy. Before anyone can help you -- knowing how your Word data is formatted would be necessary. Kathryn Groves MOUS - Office 2000 |
COPY WORD DATA TO EXCEL
Thanks Kate. Its formatted as a Rich Text File. "Kate G." wrote: What format is your Word data in? Can you use the Word function to convert text to a table? If so then copy and paste is easy. Before anyone can help you -- knowing how your Word data is formatted would be necessary. Kathryn Groves MOUS - Office 2000 |
COPY WORD DATA TO EXCEL
No -- format is not rich text file -- that is how the file is saved.
When I say format, I mean do you have tabbed columns of number/text or is your data in a table or did you use the space bar to put white space between columns... if you have columns at all. Whether it is a txt file or a doc isn't what we need to know -- how is your actual data entered into Microsoft Word? Kathryn Groves "gunga" wrote in message ... Thanks Kate. Its formatted as a Rich Text File. "Kate G." wrote: What format is your Word data in? Can you use the Word function to convert text to a table? If so then copy and paste is easy. Before anyone can help you -- knowing how your Word data is formatted would be necessary. Kathryn Groves MOUS - Office 2000 |
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