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excel to Word
Someone created multiple worksheets (97) that when printed just look like
word documents. Now they want me to convert them to a word merge documents. I loose most of the formating when I put them in excel. I am using office 2003. |
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excel to Word
you have spreadsheets
they look like word documents you want to convert them to word but you loose the formatting in excel could you maybe explain a little more? "tt" wrote: Someone created multiple worksheets (97) that when printed just look like word documents. Now they want me to convert them to a word merge documents. I loose most of the formating when I put them in excel. I am using office 2003. |
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