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How can I copy an Excel spreadsheet into a Word document?

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How can I copy an Excel spreadsheet into a Word document?

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Top of page 1. In Excel, highlight the worksheet that you want to include in the Word document. 2. Press Ctrl+C or go to Edit/Copy to copy it. Now go to the Word document. 3. Place the cursor where you want to put the Excel information. You now how several choices. One is to link the file. To do that, press Ctrl+V. 4. At the bottom right corner of the Excel information, you’ll find the Paste Options button. Click the down arrow. Two of the options include the words “and link to Excel.” Select one of those, depending on the look you want. With the link, if the Excel file is changed, the Word table will be changed also if the two files remain on the same computer. Or, 5. You can simply copy the Excel information to the Word document. In the Word document, click where you want to place the Excel information. Press Ctrl+V. Click the arrow on the Paste Options button. Select either “Keep source formatting” or “Match Destination Table Style.

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