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The Word and the design that youve built in Word. Embed Excel file in Word Using the Link Use Destination Styles your Excel table stylistically converts to match your Word doc. No matter the paste and linking option you select Word updates the table values if you make a change in Excel. Its easy to demonstrate. Simply type a new value into one of the tables cells in Excel. This is how to link Word to Excel for realtime data. Then return to Word. Youll see that the Word table has automatically changed to show the latest data. Advertisement How to Paste Without Connection In the options above we learned to paste Excel tables into Word by linking them.
Changes made in Excel after pasting reflect in Word by default Country Email List when you use this method. Sometimes its useful to paste in static data. In other words you may not want Microsoft Word to update the table values even if you change them in Excel. This way you can share a snapshot of your table in Word from a moment in time. It wont change unless you physically make an edit in Word itself. I like to use this technique when building Word docs and its amazingly easy. Youll start by doing the exact same copying process that we used above select your table in Excel and press Ctrl.
Return to Word and rightclick youll want to use the first two thumbnails in Paste Options. These are labeled Keep Source Formatting and Use Destination Styles. Just like before this controls how your table displays in Word. Using Keep Source Formatting youll get a visual copy of the Excel table. But with Use Destination Styles the design and format merge into the Word docs own design. How to add Excel to Word Document Pasting without linking inserts a static version of Excel table data into your Word document. Again the
Changes made in Excel after pasting reflect in Word by default Country Email List when you use this method. Sometimes its useful to paste in static data. In other words you may not want Microsoft Word to update the table values even if you change them in Excel. This way you can share a snapshot of your table in Word from a moment in time. It wont change unless you physically make an edit in Word itself. I like to use this technique when building Word docs and its amazingly easy. Youll start by doing the exact same copying process that we used above select your table in Excel and press Ctrl.
Return to Word and rightclick youll want to use the first two thumbnails in Paste Options. These are labeled Keep Source Formatting and Use Destination Styles. Just like before this controls how your table displays in Word. Using Keep Source Formatting youll get a visual copy of the Excel table. But with Use Destination Styles the design and format merge into the Word docs own design. How to add Excel to Word Document Pasting without linking inserts a static version of Excel table data into your Word document. Again the