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MS Office Forum / Excel / New Users / July 2006Excel and Word
I converted a class schedule from Word to Excel in order to better work with formulas since I am terrible with math. My concern now is that I will want to email it back to volunteers for review. Can I just copy it into Word and will they be able to view it or will they have to have Excel? Thanks for information. Susan Hello Susan, A copy/paste command will create a Word table in Word from Excel. you could also do the following: Insert, object, From file, browse to the Excel file, Insert. With this method you can check "link" and from now on everytime you change something in the Excel table the word document can be updated automatically. Gilles >I converted a class schedule from Word to Excel in order to better work >with formulas since I am terrible with math. My concern now is that I will [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Thanks for information. > Susan Is it possible to link Excel fields to fields? in Publisher document? For instance, I changed the fall 2006 schedule for classes and now we are working on a brochure which will have class descriptions and times. I wish that I could link the class dates and times to class dates and times so that everytime I change it on the Excel sheet, it would change in the course description in the Publisher document. > Hello Susan, > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> Thanks for information. >> Susan Hello Susan, From Excel copy your table or cell information then in Publisher Edit, Paste Special and decide what you would like to do. Links is what I think you want. HTH Gilles > Is it possible to link Excel fields to fields? in Publisher document? For > instance, I changed the fall 2006 schedule for classes and now we are [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >>> Thanks for information. >>> Susan |
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