I am trying to copy a table in Word, then in Word, I am going to
Insert/Object/MS Graph/ clear the datasheet and Edit/Paste Link.This will
allow my MS Graph to automatically be updated with the information in my
Word Table.

My employer has recently asked me to switch all of the form templates  I
created a few years ago from Word Perfect to WORD.   In my job, I chart
medical appointments and insurance payments for the kids at a private school.
So, in the chart I created for the kids, I have wording ...

Consider a 4 X 3 table (1,1 top left) with cells 3,1 through 4,2 merged.
Select cells 2,3 and 3, 2 (3, 3 if you maintain a column-based coordinate
system).
How can the selection be preserved and reproduced at a later time (i.e.

I'm trying to sort a table so that whats on the bottom of the table goes to
the top and whats at the top goes to the bottom. I'm pretty much trying to
flip it upside down you can say. Is there anyway to do that?

I have a table that I am trying to add some shading to certain cells and some
are fine, but others have 1/8 inch unshaded area at the bottom of the cell.  
Why?
Thanks,

Is there a way to create a collapsible table or chart in either Word or Excel?

I've set up a table in Word which is pretty wide and long, so I set up the
relevant pages with the table on it to landscape, but the table only shows
about half of the width in print layout although I know it's all there as it
shows it's full width in 'outline view' and 'web ...

What is happening here is that the display font - Georgia, in this case -
stays on the screen even if I am making font changes in the document. If I
make a font or size change, it will print out just fine, but no changes are
indicated on the screen.  In terms of view,it's all ...

I'd like to user Microsoft Word to create a two-month per page calendar for
2005.  The calendar would be six pages in toto and help reduce printing, and
mailing costs.  Any suggestions?
I think this would work with the Tables feature somehow.

W2000
A small table repeated many times in the document (i.e. copy and paste-able)
lists addresses in two columns.
The number of addresses in one column will always be less than the other,

In Word97, when converting text to a table, I used to be to adjust/set the
table row height to auto so that no white space appeared at the end of the
text in each row.  However, I can't seem to be able to do that in Word 2003.
Does anyone know if/how this can be done in Word 2003?

I have several documents created in Word 2002 with complex tables with 1 or
more repeated heading rows and custom table styles to ensure uniform tables
across the document.
I just upgraded to a new system with Word 2003 and the headings only repeat

I am currently using Word 2003 and I have a table that spans 3 pages. When I
try an make the header row repeat all pages it repeats the first 2 rows
instead of just one. None of the cells are merged and it does have a weird
header on the second page. It seems when viewing the ...

1. I have forgotten how to round formula results in a Word (2000) table,
and there don't seem to be any examples in help.  I want, e.g., to
display a formula result that would be 1030 as having been rounded to
the nearest 100, or 1000.

In a table using access 2000 I can make a column's date format
as  mm/dd/yy.
I am not able to do this in 2002.  I get mm/dd/yyyy
example:  12/12/2004