How do I insert a microsoft word page into a microsoft excel worksheet? Is there a simple way?

Answer 1

There is a way to do this!
First you have to save that single page you wanna insert.
Then, open Excel worksheet, choose "object" from "insert" drop down menu, click on the "create from file" card, and then browse the word document.
You can even edit this page - double click on it after the insertion in excel worksheet.
Enjoy your work!
P.S.
This is a valid instruction for Office 2003 package, probably will work in older versions too.
Best regards from Belgrade!

Answer 2

I think the others are incorrect. If you do a copy/paste of the entire document, it will wind up either in a single cell or spreadout over the spreadsheet depending on the formatting in the document. However, this works in your favor. If you are copying a section of text that includes information that is formatted, like Name, address, phone, zip etc you may have some success if you do a copy from the word doc, but in excel use the paste special function. Again, success will be dependant on the original formatting, but if you have fields in the word doc you can sometimes avoid retyiping everything and see what the paste will do for you. Same holds true for bringing data in from Access into Excel

Answer 3

For office 2003, the easiest way is to copy then paste special. You can paste as an image, html, plain text, etc. If you just paste it (as opposed to paste-special), it will take your carriage returns as a new cell.

Also, if you want to embed the entire document, you can also insert it as an object. Insert-> Object... -> select Microsoft Word object. You can paste it as a clickable object or it will bring in your whole document.

Answer 4

I don't think you can do that...microsoft word is just a document...excel is a spread. Completely different format.

Answer 5

well I think the simple copy/paste technich will work.

I tried and it worked so many time.

Answer 6

you can't