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Word to Excel with 2007
I currently have a sales estimating speadsheet in Excel (2007), while the
sales contract is in Word(2007). How would I go about integrating the two together? I would like to have the contract as a sperate page in the workbook. The main thing is that I need to have fields in Word so that data from Excel, customer name, address, job description all update in the Word document. Thank you for any help. If you need more information or I'm not being clear, let me know. Thanks Again, Eric |
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Eric,
There are some possibilities, but you'll have to be more specific as to the layout of the Word document, and the Excel sheet. A Word mail merge can give you one word document per row in an Excel sheet, with fields from the various columns wherever you want in the word docs. Sheets can be linked into word documents, or embedded in them. More needs to be known about your layout and requirements to make a good suggestion. -- Earl Kiosterud www.smokeylake.com Note: Top-posting has been the norm here. Some folks prefer bottom-posting. But if you bottom-post to a reply that's already top-posted, the thread gets messy. When in Rome... ----------------------------------------------------------------------- "Eric" wrote in message ... I currently have a sales estimating speadsheet in Excel (2007), while the sales contract is in Word(2007). How would I go about integrating the two together? I would like to have the contract as a sperate page in the workbook. The main thing is that I need to have fields in Word so that data from Excel, customer name, address, job description all update in the Word document. Thank you for any help. If you need more information or I'm not being clear, let me know. Thanks Again, Eric |
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I can email you the documents if that makes it easier to understand. I would
rather not post them. "Earl Kiosterud" wrote: Eric, There are some possibilities, but you'll have to be more specific as to the layout of the Word document, and the Excel sheet. A Word mail merge can give you one word document per row in an Excel sheet, with fields from the various columns wherever you want in the word docs. Sheets can be linked into word documents, or embedded in them. More needs to be known about your layout and requirements to make a good suggestion. -- Earl Kiosterud www.smokeylake.com Note: Top-posting has been the norm here. Some folks prefer bottom-posting. But if you bottom-post to a reply that's already top-posted, the thread gets messy. When in Rome... ----------------------------------------------------------------------- "Eric" wrote in message ... I currently have a sales estimating speadsheet in Excel (2007), while the sales contract is in Word(2007). How would I go about integrating the two together? I would like to have the contract as a sperate page in the workbook. The main thing is that I need to have fields in Word so that data from Excel, customer name, address, job description all update in the Word document. Thank you for any help. If you need more information or I'm not being clear, let me know. Thanks Again, Eric |
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