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Trying to move text but not cells
How can I copy the text from an excel document into a Word document and not
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Trying to move text but not cells
One way may be to copy and paste the Excel contents into Notepad, and then
copy and paste again from Notepad to Word. Normally all the format will be gone in the process, that may fit in your case. Hope this helps, Miguel "Deborah" wrote: How can I copy the text from an excel document into a Word document and not get the cells or the spreadsheet with it? |
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Trying to move text but not cells
In Word, Click Edit, Paste Special- Unformatted Text.
"Deborah" wrote in message ... How can I copy the text from an excel document into a Word document and not get the cells or the spreadsheet with it? |
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Trying to move text but not cells
Maybe (inside word):
Edit|Paste special|unformatted text I sometimes cheat and paste into notepad first. Then copy and paste from there. Deborah wrote: How can I copy the text from an excel document into a Word document and not get the cells or the spreadsheet with it? -- Dave Peterson |
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