Hello,
I have been trying to paste special an excel table into Word as a Linked Table. The table is 17 rows x 14 columns, and contains text, numbers, formulas and dates. There are also four heading rows above the table I am copying (plus two blank columns on either side of the table).
No matter how I paste it, it is only pasting the first 10 columns or so even though I have copied the entire table. (even if i just paste as a simple picture!)
The word page format is landscape and I have plenty of space off to the right for the table to fit in once I have pasted it, however I have noticed if I increase the width on one of the excel rows, I'll get even fewer columns (say 5) into word.
Is there some kind of limitation going on here and what can I do about it?
Thanks,
Michael
I have been trying to paste special an excel table into Word as a Linked Table. The table is 17 rows x 14 columns, and contains text, numbers, formulas and dates. There are also four heading rows above the table I am copying (plus two blank columns on either side of the table).
No matter how I paste it, it is only pasting the first 10 columns or so even though I have copied the entire table. (even if i just paste as a simple picture!)
The word page format is landscape and I have plenty of space off to the right for the table to fit in once I have pasted it, however I have noticed if I increase the width on one of the excel rows, I'll get even fewer columns (say 5) into word.
Is there some kind of limitation going on here and what can I do about it?
Thanks,
Michael