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I am using Office 2003. I am able to drag and drop an e-mail message
from my Outlook inbox to a word doc and it creates an embedded object.
When I drag the same (or any) message to Excel, it puts the header
information into rows and columns
If I "copy" the embedded message from Word I am able to paste the
object into Excel. It produces an "object" of some sort with the
=embed function.
In another test, I "copied" the message in Outlook and looked at Paste
Special in both Word and Excel. In Word, the paste special option
provided me with a "files" option which allowed me to paste the object
into Word. In Excel however, this message was missing - only text and
unformatted text.
I have looked at Insert->Object->Package in Excel and got to the
Object Packager, but haven't been able to get that to drop an embedded
e-mail in Excel either.
I'm really curious if this is possible (without code) - well even with
code too I suppose.
Thanks
Jeff Burt
from my Outlook inbox to a word doc and it creates an embedded object.
When I drag the same (or any) message to Excel, it puts the header
information into rows and columns
If I "copy" the embedded message from Word I am able to paste the
object into Excel. It produces an "object" of some sort with the
=embed function.
In another test, I "copied" the message in Outlook and looked at Paste
Special in both Word and Excel. In Word, the paste special option
provided me with a "files" option which allowed me to paste the object
into Word. In Excel however, this message was missing - only text and
unformatted text.
I have looked at Insert->Object->Package in Excel and got to the
Object Packager, but haven't been able to get that to drop an embedded
e-mail in Excel either.
I'm really curious if this is possible (without code) - well even with
code too I suppose.
Thanks
Jeff Burt