I am using microsoft excel to calculate customer quotations and then
type all number in microsoft word document manually.

Question:

Can excel generate or fill up word document automaticaly ?

if yes, How ?


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How large is your quotation table? You can easily <copy the table from
Excel and <paste it into Word to save you re-typing everything.

Pete

Good Morning Memotronic

You may be able to use Mail Merge from the Word "Tools" Menu .
If you could set up a Template for your word document and take the info from
excel and merge to the document. This is a pretty handy feature.
lomax
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I am using microsoft excel to calculate customer quotations and then
type all number in microsoft word document manually.

Question:

Can excel generate or fill up word document automaticaly ?

if yes, How ?


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I am using microsoft excel to calculate customer quotations and then
type all number in microsoft word document manually.

Question:

Can excel generate or fill up word document automatically ?

If every quotation is destined for Word, one approach is to start with a
Word document that has a worksheet embedded in it. This might save a step.

In Word, use
Insert Object
to embed a worksheet in the Word document.

To work with the embedded worksheet later using Excel, select it and use
Edit Worksheet object