Importing an Excel spreadsheet into word

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I am using Word/Excel 2003. I have an excel spreadsheet that I want to import into word. The spread sheet is 41 columns by 40 lines. What is the best way to import this spreadsheet and keep it all on one word page?
 
Bill,

Select the range you want to import in your Excel worksheet and copy. In
Word, go to Edit, Paste Special, and choose the option "Excel Worksheet
Object". This will copy the whole range in as a single object that never
wraps across pages. It has the added advantage that you can right click it
and select a command to open it in Excel, if in the future you should need
to edit it. You could also choose to link it back to the original Excel
file, by clicking that option in the Paste Special dialog, so that any
updates you make in the original Excel file will be reflected in the Word
file.

Regards,
Chad DeMeyer



Bill Godwin said:
I am using Word/Excel 2003. I have an excel spreadsheet that I want to
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import into word. The spread sheet is 41 columns by 40 lines. What is the
best way to import this spreadsheet and keep it all on one word page?
 

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