Hello GS,

that's what I did some 2 months ago, but no reply at all there.

Pierre

Not surprised since both Word/Excel have entirely different object
models. Unless someone there is reasonably proficient at programming
both, you're out of luck! There are readers here that use/program both
and so perhaps someone will happen upon your post and provide a
solution.

Meanwhile, IMO, it's likely that your new partner can learn to use your
Excel version if you make the few changes in Options required to make
the display look/feel like a document writer. Managing page width is
about the hardest part of using Excel as a word processor, but once
handled there's nothing a word processor can do that can't be done or
duplicated in Excel (or Calc for that matter)!

--
Garry

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