copying data from excel

A

ABELL

When I copy a file from excel to word, is there a way to remove the lines in word?
 
M

macropod

That depends on how you're doing the insertion. More information please, on
how the Excel file is inserted into Word.

Cheers


ABELL said:
When I copy a file from excel to word, is there a way to remove the lines
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in word?
 
J

Jon Weaver

Abell,

Assuming you did a simple paste, the data from Excel is placed in a Word
table and the lines are table gridlines. To turn off their display, click
Hide Gridlines on the Table menu.

Jon
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ABELL said:
When I copy a file from excel to word, is there a way to remove the lines
Click to expand...
in word?
 
S

Suzanne S. Barnhill

Sometimes the tables have borders as well; these can be removed with
Ctrl+Alt+U.
 

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