> I have scanned a document using OCR into Word 2007 with the RTF
> format. I have three columns of data. I am trying to copy these
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> paste/transpose command, the date is still in rows. How can I get the
> columns in Word to stay as columns in Excel?
If your text is seperated by blank spaces the convert those into tabs.
The convert the text rows into tables.
Copy table over to excel.
I often use this method.
Any other ways of skinning this cat?
Phil
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Beege - 17 May 2008 15:51 GMT
Perhaps you could save the RTF as a TXT file, and open directly by
Excel, and the wizard would help place the data in correct cells....
Beege
>> I have scanned a document using OCR into Word 2007 with the RTF
>> format. I have three columns of data. I am trying to copy these
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>
> Phil
RAH - 17 May 2008 15:58 GMT
>> I have scanned a document using OCR into Word 2007 with the RTF
>> format. I have three columns of data. I am trying to copy these
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>
>Phil
Thanks. I tried it last night and came up with jibberish. I need to
learn more about adding tabs to existing data. Every time I tried to
add a tab, it moved data around on the page. I'll try it again today.
Dick
Jim Thompson - 17 May 2008 16:18 GMT
>>> I have scanned a document using OCR into Word 2007 with the RTF
>>> format. I have three columns of data. I am trying to copy these
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>
>Dick
Most text editors have "change tabs to spaces" and "change spaces to
tabs" buttons.
...Jim Thompson
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