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Excel Report Reduction - Is this possible?
The_Hurricane
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Hi All,
I have four separate spreadsheets with one table in each and vast amounts of other data. At present the four tables are manually copied onto a Word document used for presentation.
Is it possible at all
1. To have the four spreadsheet tables feed onto two tabs within a new spreadsheet.
2. To PDF and Hyperlink the spreadsheet so that it pulls the existing report headings from the Word Document?
Thanks in advance
I have four separate spreadsheets with one table in each and vast amounts of other data. At present the four tables are manually copied onto a Word document used for presentation.
Is it possible at all
1. To have the four spreadsheet tables feed onto two tabs within a new spreadsheet.
2. To PDF and Hyperlink the spreadsheet so that it pulls the existing report headings from the Word Document?
Thanks in advance
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Yes it is, however each stage becomes a bit more delicate as if you move a file/rename a folder/anything fancy. With trying to get too fancy 'pdf and hyperlink headings' I suspect you'll make something quite frail/dependant on external factors. There are almost certainly easier ways to achieve the result you're after, such as print ranges within excel, maybe>0
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Not sure about having a live PDF file, but you can have a live Word file linked to your Excel files, which you can then PDF as-required.
Based on Office 2010...- Open Word File
- Open Excel File 1
- Copy your excel range you want to see in Word
- Switch to Word
- Paste you data
- In the bottom right of your pasted table, you should see a little box saying '(CTRL)' - click it
- You should get a row of little icons - hovering over each will tell you what it does. There will be one named 'Link & Keep Source Formatting' or 'Link & Use Destination Styles'. Selecting either of these will link your Word file to your Excel file.
- When you change your Excel file, return to the Word file, right click on your Table and select 'Update Lnk'
- Repeat for other Excel files
- Save as PDF (Save-As, Save-as Type = PDF)
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