Copy the information you want from Excel. Switch to Word and Select Paste
Special, In the Paste Special window, select the Microsoft Office Excel
Worksheet Object and click OK. Then Double Click the object and you will see
all the row and column headings along with the sheet tabs.
Sure, you can copy a block of cells and paste directly in a Word document.
This is the way to make a table in Word. You can copy from Excel as a
Picture and paste as a picture in Word. This gives you lots of flexibility
in re-shaping and moving.
Yes, via Copy (in Excel), then Edit|Paste Special (in Word).
Note: an Excel object cannot span more than one page in w Word document. If you need multiple pages, you'll need to copy & paste
each block from Excel separately. This can make the Word file very large. An alternative is to click on the 'link' option in the
Edit|Paste Special dialogue box. That keeps the Word file's size down and has the advantage that any changes to the Excel workbook
can update the Word document without the need to redo the copy/paste operation.
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