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Is there an easy way to take data from a spread sheet and have it entered into a Word document?
I use Excel to create quotes and than manually have to transfer the
information into the form I use that I created in Word can this be automated easily? Marc |
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Marc,
Take a look at mail merge in Help (from both Word and Excel). HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Marc" wrote in message nk.net... I use Excel to create quotes and than manually have to transfer the information into the form I use that I created in Word can this be automated easily? Marc |
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With the use of macros and an Excel template you can also populate a quote
form in Excel. I am using such a system to write quotes, and it works perfectly. If you are interested, I can let you have a copy of my files. Mail me at if you are interested "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: Marc, Take a look at mail merge in Help (from both Word and Excel). HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Marc" wrote in message nk.net... I use Excel to create quotes and than manually have to transfer the information into the form I use that I created in Word can this be automated easily? Marc |
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