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Hope this helps,
Doug Robbins - Word MVP
Thanks Doug and Jezebel. I just started in on the Word thing 4 weeks ago and
I'm still a little lost. So, if I do and exel table and then put it in the
word document, can I expand the table as I need? It acctually sounds more
simple to just type in all the $ and decimals. The charts for my students
are updated on a twice weekly basis, and if I can't expand the Exel table
once it is in Word, it may not be worth the hassle.
> In addition to the advice from Jezebel, use an Excel "table" in the Word
> document.
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> > there
> > or is ther not a way in Word to assign numeric formating to table cells?
Jezebel - 15 Aug 2004 00:23 GMT
Expand in what sense? For most purposes the Excel table inserted in Word
will be just like the Word table, but while you're working on it you're
using Excel not Word. It's size is whatever size you want to display in the
Word document, ultimately limited by the size of the page.
You can also set things up so the the 'table' you see in Word is effectively
a window into a larger spreadsheet. This is useful if there is additional
data you need to make the visible part work, but which the end-users don't
need to see.
> Thanks Doug and Jezebel. I just started in on the Word thing 4 weeks ago and
> I'm still a little lost. So, if I do and exel table and then put it in the
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> > > there
> > > or is ther not a way in Word to assign numeric formating to table cells?