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Excel 2007 copy/paste



I am wanting to copy and paste data from Excel 2007 into Word 2007. Now, the bit that is confusing for me is, I want to copy the Gridlines as well. When I highlight the data, select copy, and then paste into Excel, it does what it's told, but minus the gridlines. Is there an option that I have to check so they appear too?
Thanks in advance for your suggestions/help
Money Saver
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Money_Saver wrote: »Hello
I am wanting to copy and paste data from Word 2007 into Excel 2007. Now, the bit that is confusing for me is, I want to copy the Gridlines as well. When I highlight the data, select copy, and then paste into Excel, it does what it's told, but minus the gridlines. Is there an option that I have to check so they appear too?
Thanks in advance for your suggestions/help
Do you mean copying a table from word to excel? if so it should show gridlines automatically, if not you can add them using the formatting option (select the cells you want to grid and right click then on the menu select 'format cells', then look for the border tab)0 -
Do you mean copying a table from word to excel? if so it should show gridlines automatically, if not you can add them using the formatting option (select the cells you want to grid and right click then on the menu select 'format cells', then look for the border tab)Regards,
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When you say gridlines, do you mean you are copying a table from Word into Excel? Easiest way is to select the table in word, copy then past in Excel and it will occupy the corresponding number of cells as the table had. Or are you pasting it as an image?
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Money_Saver wrote: »Sorry, from Excel to word
In that case im not 100% sure, in Word/Excel 2010 if you copy from excel to word it automatically keeps the data in table format but loses the gridlines, if i then right click on the data and select borders and shading I can add gridlines back again.
i'm not sure if 2007 works in the same way though0 -
Money_Saver wrote: »Sorry, from Excel to word
So long as the cells in Excel are formatted with borders, not just the gridlines, which are there for guidance and not normally printed, it should copy and paste into Word with the borders as defined.I’m a Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on the In My Home MoneySaving, Energy and Techie Stuff boards. If you need any help on these boards, do let me know. Please note that Ambassadors are not moderators. Any posts you spot in breach of the Forum Rules should be reported via the report button, or by emailing forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com.
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Thanks everybody it's worked
Brill!Regards,
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