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Copy To Word
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How can I copy Cells A1, C1, E1 to word as a table wit only one column? i find it easy to copy as three column but in word there is no option to Transpose while pasting. any help? Thanks |
Copy To Word
If you are looking for a VBA solution, one way would be to put each cell
value in a separate string (or read them into an array), then create your table in Word and populate each cell from your strings (or array). From within Word, you could add two rows, make Cell(2,1)=Cell(1,2) and Cell(3,1)=Cell(1,3), then delete the last two columns. Ed "sheeba" wrote in message oups.com... Hello! How can I copy Cells A1, C1, E1 to word as a table wit only one column? i find it easy to copy as three column but in word there is no option to Transpose while pasting. any help? Thanks |
Copy To Word
Probably a better way would be to coy into an empty portion of your workbook
using Transpose, then copy that to paste into Word. "Ed" wrote in message ... If you are looking for a VBA solution, one way would be to put each cell value in a separate string (or read them into an array), then create your table in Word and populate each cell from your strings (or array). From within Word, you could add two rows, make Cell(2,1)=Cell(1,2) and Cell(3,1)=Cell(1,3), then delete the last two columns. Ed "sheeba" wrote in message oups.com... Hello! How can I copy Cells A1, C1, E1 to word as a table wit only one column? i find it easy to copy as three column but in word there is no option to Transpose while pasting. any help? Thanks |
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