Format special paste links in word from excel

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My word document updates links from excel, but the data in words always shows
a box around the number. Do you know how to remove the box around the # in
word. I would like for it to appear as if nothing was special pasted.
ANy help sure would be appreciated..........THANKS
 
Hi favrr15,

It sounds as though you're seeing the cell gridlines or shading from Excel and/or you've got field shading switched on.

For the former, you need to either suppress the gridline display in Excel (Tools|Options|View), or remove the cell shading, or paste
the data using another format (eg unformatted text).

For the latter, you can suppress the field shading display in Word (Tools|Options|View). Note that having fields display shaded
doesn't affect the printed output.

Cheers
 
Hi Macropod,

You are expert, Do you know how I can reverse the 'enter' after the linked
excell cells. I can not able to write into the same line.

After preparing a linked excel cell in Word, it it automatically out an
enter to be in a new line

Thanks,

Peter

„macropod†ezt írta:
Hi favrr15,

It sounds as though you're seeing the cell gridlines or shading from Excel and/or you've got field shading switched on.

For the former, you need to either suppress the gridline display in Excel (Tools|Options|View), or remove the cell shading, or paste
the data using another format (eg unformatted text).

For the latter, you can suppress the field shading display in Word (Tools|Options|View). Note that having fields display shaded
doesn't affect the printed output.

Cheers

--
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
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favrr15 said:
My word document updates links from excel, but the data in words always shows
a box around the number. Do you know how to remove the box around the # in
word. I would like for it to appear as if nothing was special pasted.
ANy help sure would be appreciated..........THANKS
 
Hi Petrusz,

Whether you get a new line depends on how the data are inserted. If you use Edit|Paste Special, click 'Paste Link' and choose
unformatted text or RTF, for example, you won't get a new line.

Cheers
--
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
-------------------------

Petrusz said:
Hi Macropod,

You are expert, Do you know how I can reverse the 'enter' after the linked
excell cells. I can not able to write into the same line.

After preparing a linked excel cell in Word, it it automatically out an
enter to be in a new line

Thanks,

Peter

„macropod†ezt írta:
Hi favrr15,

It sounds as though you're seeing the cell gridlines or shading from Excel and/or you've got field shading switched on.

For the former, you need to either suppress the gridline display in Excel (Tools|Options|View), or remove the cell shading, or
paste
the data using another format (eg unformatted text).

For the latter, you can suppress the field shading display in Word (Tools|Options|View). Note that having fields display shaded
doesn't affect the printed output.

Cheers

--
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
-------------------------

favrr15 said:
My word document updates links from excel, but the data in words always shows
a box around the number. Do you know how to remove the box around the # in
word. I would like for it to appear as if nothing was special pasted.
ANy help sure would be appreciated..........THANKS
 

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