In this lesson, I demonstrate how to select the best option when pasting data created in Excel into a Word Document. You can paste as a table, paste as a picture and you can paste a link between the Excel workbook and your Word document.
Each option has its unique advantages. You get a chance to see how they work and what they will look like inside your Word document.
This gives me a chance to demonstrate on of the tips that I include on my DVD, "The 50 Best TIps for Word 2007." I invite you to visit my online shopping website - http://shop.thecompanyrocks.com - to see all of the resources that I offer.
Danny Rocks
The Company Rocks
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The easiest way to do this:
1) When "Pasting data" - e.g. from Word to Excel - activate the "Paste Link" Option
2) Ensure that your Workbook Security Settings allow you to Update Hyperlinks Automatically when opening the workbook. This applies to Excel 2007 / 2010.
Hyperlinks are fragile - easily broken. I recommend saving both the Source (Word Document) and the Target (Excel workbook) in the same directory. Especially if copying to different computers.
DannyRocksExcels 1 month ago
Thanks!
Question: What if I want to change the source?
Can I manage hyperlinks globally for a doc or do I have to change each one individually?
meyerinsurance 1 month ago
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My pleasue. I am happy that I could help you.
Danny Rocks
The Company Rocks
DannyRocksExcels 9 months ago
wow great tip. This is what i am looking for. Thank alot Danny.
caophuongduy11 9 months ago