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converting text from word to excel.
How can I take text that I have typed in Word 2003 and transfer it into one
cell in Microsoft Excel 2007? The text in Word has tabs in between it and I cannot get it to transfer into only one cell. It keeps breaking the text up into different cells where the tab is located. Any ideas? |
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converting text from word to excel.
Copy the text in Word. In Excel, select the cell where you want to paste the
text. Press F2 to enter edit mode, then press Ctrl-V to paste the text. Hope this helps, Hutch "darkfeld" wrote: How can I take text that I have typed in Word 2003 and transfer it into one cell in Microsoft Excel 2007? The text in Word has tabs in between it and I cannot get it to transfer into only one cell. It keeps breaking the text up into different cells where the tab is located. Any ideas? |
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That worked great except that I was hoping to keep the spacing that was
achieved by using the tabs. I need multiple numbers to be housed in one cell but to be spaced evenly. Like this: 25 52 65 100 95 100 2 95 5 32 I am getting: 25 52 65 100 95 100 2 95 5 32 "Tom Hutchins" wrote: Copy the text in Word. In Excel, select the cell where you want to paste the text. Press F2 to enter edit mode, then press Ctrl-V to paste the text. Hope this helps, Hutch "darkfeld" wrote: How can I take text that I have typed in Word 2003 and transfer it into one cell in Microsoft Excel 2007? The text in Word has tabs in between it and I cannot get it to transfer into only one cell. It keeps breaking the text up into different cells where the tab is located. Any ideas? |
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converting text from word to excel.
Then I can only think of two options..
Paste special as a Word Object and resize as you like Paste special as HTML, though that would put it into two cells, not 1. "darkfeld" wrote: That worked great except that I was hoping to keep the spacing that was achieved by using the tabs. I need multiple numbers to be housed in one cell but to be spaced evenly. Like this: 25 52 65 100 95 100 2 95 5 32 I am getting: 25 52 65 100 95 100 2 95 5 32 "Tom Hutchins" wrote: Copy the text in Word. In Excel, select the cell where you want to paste the text. Press F2 to enter edit mode, then press Ctrl-V to paste the text. Hope this helps, Hutch "darkfeld" wrote: How can I take text that I have typed in Word 2003 and transfer it into one cell in Microsoft Excel 2007? The text in Word has tabs in between it and I cannot get it to transfer into only one cell. It keeps breaking the text up into different cells where the tab is located. Any ideas? |
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Hi,
The secret it in Word. Select the data in Word, and choose the command Table, Convert, Text to Table. Now copy the table from Word to Excel. If this helps, please click the Yes button. -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "darkfeld" wrote: How can I take text that I have typed in Word 2003 and transfer it into one cell in Microsoft Excel 2007? The text in Word has tabs in between it and I cannot get it to transfer into only one cell. It keeps breaking the text up into different cells where the tab is located. Any ideas? |
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I think I need to back up and let you know what I am trying to create. I
need the data to appear as text in one excel field because I am transferring the data to access for a database I am working on. I tried to paste it from Word as a "word object" but it is then a picture and not text. I tried pasting it as html and I had the same problem that I was having before. It is pasting the numbers in multiple cells instead of just one. Do you have any other ideas? "Sean Timmons" wrote: Then I can only think of two options.. Paste special as a Word Object and resize as you like Paste special as HTML, though that would put it into two cells, not 1. "darkfeld" wrote: That worked great except that I was hoping to keep the spacing that was achieved by using the tabs. I need multiple numbers to be housed in one cell but to be spaced evenly. Like this: 25 52 65 100 95 100 2 95 5 32 I am getting: 25 52 65 100 95 100 2 95 5 32 "Tom Hutchins" wrote: Copy the text in Word. In Excel, select the cell where you want to paste the text. Press F2 to enter edit mode, then press Ctrl-V to paste the text. Hope this helps, Hutch "darkfeld" wrote: How can I take text that I have typed in Word 2003 and transfer it into one cell in Microsoft Excel 2007? The text in Word has tabs in between it and I cannot get it to transfer into only one cell. It keeps breaking the text up into different cells where the tab is located. Any ideas? |
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