how to import the data from excel to word?
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Open the Excel file and use your mouse to select the data you wish to import. Right-click on the range of cells you have highlighted and select "Copy." Switch back to Word and highlight the table cells where you want to import the Excel data.
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['Open the Microsoft Word program.', 'Click the File tab on the Ribbon and click the Open option.', 'If the Open window does not appear, click the Browse option to open that window.', 'In the Open window, find and select the file you want to open in Microsoft Word.']
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['Start Publisher.', 'In the Publication Types list, click Import Word Documents. ... ', 'Click the design that you want, and then click Create.', 'In the Import Word Document dialog box, locate and click the file that you want to import, and then click OK.']
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['On the computer, launch Microsoft Outlook. ... ', 'Click File. ... ', 'Click Open. ... ', 'Click Import. ... ', 'Click Export to a file. ... ', 'Click Next. ... ', 'Click Comma Separated Values (Windows). ... ', 'Click Next.']
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['Step 1: This is where we start – copy and paste the file into Excel, you can do this by opening the file in Notepad and just copying the whole thing.', 'Step 2: Highlight column A – this is where all the data is.', 'Step 3: From the Data Menu – choose “Text to Columns”', 'Step 4: In the box that comes up, choose “Delimited”']
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['Go to Insert > Text > Object.', 'Go to Create from file > Browse, and locate the file you want to insert in the Word document.', 'Choose one of the following: To add the file as a linked object, select Link to file, and then select OK.']
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['Choose File > Open > Browse. ... ', 'In the Files of type box, select the file type that you want to import data from.', 'Navigate to the folder that contains the file you want to import, and then select the file in the file list.', 'Choose Open.']
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['Start with a new worksheet in Excel.', 'Enter or paste the data into the corresponding columns (first field in column A, second field in column B, etc.).', 'Click File (or the Office Button) → Save As.', 'Change Save as type: to “Text (Tab delimited) (*.']
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You can do this by clicking the Import Data icon under the Home tab and navigating to the Excel file you that want to import. But I like to simply double-click on the file from the current folder directory. With the Import tool open you can select data by left clicking and dragging the data that you want.
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['Click on the data menu in the ribbon.', "Then click on 'Get External Data' and from the sub menu select 'from other sources.", "From the drop down options select 'From Microsoft Query'", "In the 'Choose Data Source' window click on 'Excel files*' and 'OK'.", 'Then select the file from which you wish to import the data.']
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Open a blank worksheet in Excel. Go to Data | Import External Data | Import Data. (In Excel 2007, click the Data tab, click Get External Data, and then select From Text.) Click the text file you want to import, then click Import.
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Step 1: Copy the data from excels. Step 2: Right-Click on Word File. Step 3: In the paste option select “Keep text only”. Now you won't have table or any other formatting that was on excel.
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['Open the file containing your data in Microsoft Excel. ... ', 'Go to "File" in the main menu of Excel and choose "Save as." Choose a location on your computer where you want to save your exported file. ... ', 'Open Outlook. ... ', 'In the "Import and Export Wizard" pop-up window, go to the "Choose an action to perform" section.']
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['If the data table is in a Word document or in text format on a webpage, change its format by saving the file/page as a text file. ... ', 'Open Excel.', 'Click on FILE --> OPEN (or use the icon button)', 'Navigate to where you saved the .txt file and open it.']
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['Upload TXT. Select files from Computer, URL, Google Drive, Dropbox or by dragging it on the page.', 'Choose to Word. Choose Word or any other format you need as a result (more than 200 formats supported)', 'Download your Word. Let the file convert and you can download your Word file right afterwards.']
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["Click on the Data tab, then Get Data > From File > select From Workbook. If you don't see the Get Data button, click on New Query > From File > select From Workbook. ... ", 'In the Excel Browse dialog box, browse for or type a path to the file that you want to query.', 'Click Open.']
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['In Word, select the Insert tab. ... ', 'Click the Object command in the Text group. ... ', 'A dialog box will appear. ... ', 'Locate and select the desired Excel chart, then click Insert. ... ', 'Check the box next to Link to file if you would like to link the data to the Excel chart. ... ', 'Click OK.']