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Copying Color-Coded Text and Pasting it in that format to Word
How do I copy color-coded texts from EXCEL to WORD in the same format?
In the past, I used "Paste Specials" then "Picture (Enhanced Metafile)" and I could paste all color-coded texts from EXCEL in the same format into WORD. However, recently when I copy color-coded texts from EXCEL to WORD, they simply appear Black/White. Please help!! |
Copying Color-Coded Text and Pasting it in that format to Word
What changes have you made between the past and present?
Could be a clue there? These are the steps I would take. SHIFT + EditCopy PictureAs shown on screenas pictureOK Open a Word doc and EditPaste SpecialEnhanced Metafile Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 19 Feb 2008 14:52:00 -0800, Hope 2002 <Hope wrote: How do I copy color-coded texts from EXCEL to WORD in the same format? In the past, I used "Paste Specials" then "Picture (Enhanced Metafile)" and I could paste all color-coded texts from EXCEL in the same format into WORD. However, recently when I copy color-coded texts from EXCEL to WORD, they simply appear Black/White. Please help!! |
Copying Color-Coded Text and Pasting it in that format to Word
Unfortunately Gord's method results in the cell lines being shown as well. I
used to just copy the Excel text, go to Word editpaste special windows metafile and everything came across fine. I now have a new computer, with the same software versions (Office Professional 2003), but the text come across black. I have Office Student & Teacher at home and using the process above, the text comes across in colour without the lines. This suggests to me there is some set up in either Word or Excel on my new computer which is causing the problem. Very frustrating. Any help in solving this problem would be appreciated - thnaks "Gord Dibben" wrote: What changes have you made between the past and present? Could be a clue there? These are the steps I would take. SHIFT + EditCopy PictureAs shown on screenas pictureOK Open a Word doc and EditPaste SpecialEnhanced Metafile Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 19 Feb 2008 14:52:00 -0800, Hope 2002 <Hope wrote: How do I copy color-coded texts from EXCEL to WORD in the same format? In the past, I used "Paste Specials" then "Picture (Enhanced Metafile)" and I could paste all color-coded texts from EXCEL in the same format into WORD. However, recently when I copy color-coded texts from EXCEL to WORD, they simply appear Black/White. Please help!! |
Copying Color-Coded Text and Pasting it in that format to Word
You could turn the Gridlines off before copying the picture (and turn them
back on again afterwards). Click Tools/Options to bring up the Options dialog box, click the View tab... the checkbox controlling the visibility is in the "Window options" section at the bottom of the dialog page... the label for the checkbox is "Gridlines". Rick "mike" wrote in message ... Unfortunately Gord's method results in the cell lines being shown as well. I used to just copy the Excel text, go to Word editpaste special windows metafile and everything came across fine. I now have a new computer, with the same software versions (Office Professional 2003), but the text come across black. I have Office Student & Teacher at home and using the process above, the text comes across in colour without the lines. This suggests to me there is some set up in either Word or Excel on my new computer which is causing the problem. Very frustrating. Any help in solving this problem would be appreciated - thnaks "Gord Dibben" wrote: What changes have you made between the past and present? Could be a clue there? These are the steps I would take. SHIFT + EditCopy PictureAs shown on screenas pictureOK Open a Word doc and EditPaste SpecialEnhanced Metafile Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 19 Feb 2008 14:52:00 -0800, Hope 2002 <Hope wrote: How do I copy color-coded texts from EXCEL to WORD in the same format? In the past, I used "Paste Specials" then "Picture (Enhanced Metafile)" and I could paste all color-coded texts from EXCEL in the same format into WORD. However, recently when I copy color-coded texts from EXCEL to WORD, they simply appear Black/White. Please help!! |
Copying Color-Coded Text and Pasting it in that format to Word
Did you think of removing gridlines or making background color white before
taking the picture? Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sat, 26 Jul 2008 21:16:01 -0700, mike wrote: Unfortunately Gord's method results in the cell lines being shown as wel |
Copying Color-Coded Text and Pasting it in that format to Word
Yes thank you, I have looked at removing the gridlines, but did not think
about making the background white. This will help, but it would have been nice to know what has caused the problem, given the same version of the software worked fine on an earlier laptop and my Student @ Teacher 2003 version at home brings the text across to Word in colour without having to use the steps suggested. thanks for your guidance. mike "Gord Dibben" wrote: Did you think of removing gridlines or making background color white before taking the picture? Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sat, 26 Jul 2008 21:16:01 -0700, mike wrote: Unfortunately Gord's method results in the cell lines being shown as wel |
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