Distance Learning
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Discussed here: Importing a table from an Excel spreadsheet
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The easiest way to import a table is to cut-and-paste or copy-and-paste it from another file or location. This will save you time as you will not have to re-create the table in your word processing program, doubling your work.
- Locate the table you wish to import or copy.
- Position the curser in the upper left corner (cell 1A) and click.
- While holding the key down, drag the curser through all of the cells of the table.
- When all cells are selected (highlighted) lift your finger from the mouse key.
- Follow any of the "copy-and-paste" suggestions from the Copy-and-Paste tutorial located at:
Cut-and-Paste or
Copy-and-Paste.
- Go to the document you are creating. If the insertion point is not at the place you wish to add the table, move your curser to the area and click.
- Paste the table onto the document, as instructed in the tutorial noted in step 5.
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| updated: 1-19-07 |
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