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Bernard V Liengme
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I tried that, but it seems impossible to work with. Everything I try fails,
(after I copy/ paste) ie. I inserted another row, then attempted to re.
number rows- got an error msg. "This operation requires the merged cells to
be identically sized". Other things gave different error msgs. ie "cannot
change part of a merged cell"
> Have you tried a simple Copy and Paste? it works for me
> best wishes
>> Is there a way to convert a table now set up in Word, to Excel? I can't
>> find it in the help screens (only converting the other way....)
Bernard Liengme - 16 Dec 2007 21:20 GMT
My table was a very simple one: all cells were the same size.
Try a simple table and let us know what happens
best wishes

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>I tried that, but it seems impossible to work with. Everything I try fails,
>(after I copy/ paste) ie. I inserted another row, then attempted to re.
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>>> Is there a way to convert a table now set up in Word, to Excel? I can't
>>> find it in the help screens (only converting the other way....)
Ragdyer - 16 Dec 2007 21:39 GMT
Make sure that you're not trying to copy into, or across, any XL cells that
have been merged!

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> I tried that, but it seems impossible to work with. Everything I try fails,
> (after I copy/ paste) ie. I inserted another row, then attempted to re.
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> >> Is there a way to convert a table now set up in Word, to Excel? I can't
> >> find it in the help screens (only converting the other way....)