Tuesday, December 7, 2010

How to automatically update Excel fields in Word 2003

A Microsoft Excel file is displayed as a table.

Columns on the worksheet are also known as fields and often contain information lines. Although you can use an Excel file to a mail merge in Word 2003, you can change your fields in the mail merge not. The two files, to the other side by pasting from Excel into a Word document file and the binder. This allows you to work directly with Excel directly from within by Word fields. Level of difficulty: Moderately easy

Instructions
  1. 1

    Open the worksheet that contains the fields in Microsoft Excel.

  • 2

    Select the data (rows and columns) that you want to use.

  • Select "Copy" in the "Standard" toolbar or press "CTRL + C" on your keyboard to copy the selected data.
  • 3

    To minimize a minimum of Microsoft Excel, then open a new or existing Word 2003 document.

  • 4

    To set the insertion point where you Excel fields appear in your document to.

  • 5

    Select "Edit" and "Paste Special" in the toolbar dialog box "Paste Special" open

  • 6

    Select "Microsoft Office Excel worksheet object" and select "Insert link."

  • Click "OK".
  • 7

    Double-click the Excel object on your page, open the spreadsheet directly in Word.

  • You will be redirected to Excel. To update a field, then name it, new format it or change. Press "CTRL + S", the mo speichernNGES and close the Excel file.
  • 8

    Click outside the object

  • in Word, to see the updates on your page.

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