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How do I copy data into Excel and maintain the formatting?
I continuously copy data from the internet into an Excel 2007 spreadsheet.
How can I get the copied data to have the same formating as the spreedsheet without continuosly having to click the smart tag and pick the "match destination formatting"? I am seeking a way (via template or other means) of doing this operation automatically without having to us the smart tag each time. Thanks for your suggestions. |
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How do I copy data into Excel and maintain the formatting?
What kind of data, you can import tables/lists via web queries?
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "tshirttom" wrote in message ... I continuously copy data from the internet into an Excel 2007 spreadsheet. How can I get the copied data to have the same formating as the spreedsheet without continuosly having to click the smart tag and pick the "match destination formatting"? I am seeking a way (via template or other means) of doing this operation automatically without having to us the smart tag each time. Thanks for your suggestions. |
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