I design a form to control the quality of services in our IT department.

Can I convert the data inside the form to, for example, a excel worksheet?

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"Teresa Neves" <Teresa (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I design a form to control the quality of services in our IT department.
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> Can I convert the data inside the form to, for example, a excel worksheet?

Tools>Options - Save, check the box to save Data Only For Forms (which is a
document-specific setting). When you save you will get a typical Save As
dialog where you can use the Save As Type: list to pick a file format. You
won't find Excel in the list as Word can't save in that format, but a txt
file (among others) can be used by Excel.
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Bob Jones
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"Teresa Neves" <Teresa (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I design a form to control the quality of services in our IT department.
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> Can I convert the data inside the form to, for example, a excel worksheet?