Needing to embed a spreadsheet into a word document that can continue over 2
or more pages to create a bill format where calculations and formulae can be
used. Word tables don't seem to be user friendly with sub totals and totals
so trying to use excel embedded

Dear MultiM:

A: Why don't you just use Excel and forget about word? You can basically do
all the stuff in Excel and also link the word document into Excel.

B: If that doesn't work and you really need to use word that link the Excel
worksheet three or more times. I can see that you may have problems if there
is no fixed length with blank pages.

Good luck.
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Martin Fishlock, Bangkok, Thailand
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"MultiM" wrote:

Needing to embed a spreadsheet into a word document that can continue over 2
or more pages to create a bill format where calculations and formulae can be
used. Word tables don't seem to be user friendly with sub totals and totals
so trying to use excel embedded

I would simply use Excel! Create a sheet, complete with letterhead detail.
Then use a macro to bring info across from your calculation sheet to your
bill sheet. I have done this for quotations, and it works great! You do not
have problems with blank pages or such, and it looks as good as a Word
document any day. If you would like to see a copy of my quotation sheet, let
me know.

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Kassie Kasselman
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"MultiM" wrote:

Needing to embed a spreadsheet into a word document that can continue over 2
or more pages to create a bill format where calculations and formulae can be
used. Word tables don't seem to be user friendly with sub totals and totals
so trying to use excel embedded