Export a Word Table to a Database or Spreadsheet Application

[Guest]

Hello:

I would like to find out how to How to Export a Word Table to Access
Database or Spreadsheet Application.

I read an article about layout converter. I don't seem to have this
converter available. Text format is not read as rows and columns and for each
new value a new field is created.

Can you help?

 

[Guest]

To convert your table to text: Table|Convert|Table to Text.
Once you have converted your table to text, you can separate your
information by commas and then copy and paste into Excel.

 

[Guest]

10:20 PM 6/16/2006 / PowerPoint forum

So sorry to barge in here like this, ladies and germs - but I can't for the
life of
me get 'New' question to work. Every other day it's something else. If I take
over a minute to write this post here, I get some kind idiotic 'this page is
unavailable right now' error (time out?) and all my work disappears. When
will
it end? That's why I have to go via the 'Reply' route to this thread -
which is
a bit similar to my own problem.

Is there any way to 'convert', import', 'insert' or 'copy', etc., a
pwerpoint slide
or file or whatever you call it into Word so I can process it in there. I
don't
understand PP and no time now to learn it. Can't get it to work right in
'portrait'
view (need to convert from Landscape view); nor can I get it to work right
with
header/footer (put page no's at bottom) - tho I see them in their 'Notes'
view. Won't print out.

Any quick solutions? I need to urgently process a big .ppt file somebody
sent me.

Thanks in advance,

 

[Guest]

In PowerPoint, click on File|Send To|Microsoft Office Word and your slide
information will be placed in a Word document and you can then format it any
way you like. I hope this has been helpful to you.

 

[Guest]

Thank you very much, Ms. Bratt. Didn't think it'd be that straightforward. Will
give it a go shortly. You've saved me from a grueling couple of days of
cutting,
pasting and re-adjusting. Hope you're right.

Thanks again,

 

[Guest]

Thank you very much, Ms. Bratt. Didn't think it'd be that straightforward. Will
give it a go shortly. You've saved me from a grueling couple of days of
cutting,
pasting and re-adjusting. Hope you're right.

Thanks again,