Hello all,
I'm new here but hopefully I can still receive some help on my urgent problem. Right now, I'm working on a national survey with valuable data from students. The plan is to turn around, 100 different reports to the departments with their respective students.
The issue that I have is creating multiple tables from multiple sheets in excel into a word table, of course I can do it myself but I was wondering if anyone knows of a way of automating it.
What the tables look like in excel:
What I want them to look like in word, with a chart if possible:
I realize that I can just copy and paste easy table into word from excel and with a few clicks of a button, get what I want. But i'm looking for something to automate and simplify this process. There are about 300-400 variables that I need to crosstab with certain demographics.
If it matters any, I bought a software package (Q Market Research) but it doesn't make the tables look exactly how I want them to look. The data is from SPSS and for anyone that knows SPSS, those tables are flat out ugly.
Any help would be appreciated.
I'm new here but hopefully I can still receive some help on my urgent problem. Right now, I'm working on a national survey with valuable data from students. The plan is to turn around, 100 different reports to the departments with their respective students.
The issue that I have is creating multiple tables from multiple sheets in excel into a word table, of course I can do it myself but I was wondering if anyone knows of a way of automating it.
What the tables look like in excel:
What I want them to look like in word, with a chart if possible:
I realize that I can just copy and paste easy table into word from excel and with a few clicks of a button, get what I want. But i'm looking for something to automate and simplify this process. There are about 300-400 variables that I need to crosstab with certain demographics.
If it matters any, I bought a software package (Q Market Research) but it doesn't make the tables look exactly how I want them to look. The data is from SPSS and for anyone that knows SPSS, those tables are flat out ugly.
Any help would be appreciated.
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