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Have you tried to only select all your pages (CTRL-A), and do a copy paste into excel?<br />
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Because with Office 2010, everything seems to be copied... &nbsp;and between 2007 and 2010 there must not be so much difference. &nbsp;Give it a try
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Have you tried to only select all your pages (CTRL-A), and do a copy paste into excel?

Because with Office 2010, everything seems to be copied...  and between 2007 and 2010 there must not be so much difference.  Give it a try

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There's also a program named &quot;File Conversion Wizard for Word and Excel&quot; who claim to do what you are asking for, but i've never tried it.<br />
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Here's a link to <a href="http://download.cnet.com/File-Conversion-Wizard-for-Word-and-Excel/3000-2248_4-10424238.html?tag=mncol;9" rel="ugc">download it</a>
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There's also a program named "File Conversion Wizard for Word and Excel" who claim to do what you are asking for, but i've never tried it.

Here's a link to download it [http://download.cnet.com/File-Conversion-Wizard-for-Word-and-Excel/3000-2248_4-10424238.html?tag=mncol;9]

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Hi Lloyd,<br />
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When you CUT &amp;&nbsp;PASTE from Word to Excel, it works if your Word data is in a table, otherwise you get one cell of Excel for each line in Word.<br />
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PaulS
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Hi Lloyd,

When you CUT & PASTE from Word to Excel, it works if your Word data is in a table, otherwise you get one cell of Excel for each line in Word.

PaulS

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It would help if you were to post a sample document.
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It would help if you were to post a sample document.

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@Paul: Wrong. &nbsp;With Word &amp;&nbsp;Excel 2010, you can copy data from Word and paste it in Excel 2010, and your data is not placed all in a single cell as you say.<br />
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I write: &quot;Hello&quot; ... then 2 lines bellow &quot;World&quot;. &nbsp;I copy everything to the clip board, do a paste into excel and on line 1 i got &quot;Hello&quot;, and line 3 &quot;World&quot;.<br />

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@Paul: Wrong.  With Word & Excel 2010, you can copy data from Word and paste it in Excel 2010, and your data is not placed all in a single cell as you say.

I write: "Hello" ... then 2 lines bellow "World".  I copy everything to the clip board, do a paste into excel and on line 1 i got "Hello", and line 3 "World".


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Dear All<br />
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Is there a piece of software that easily converts a word file with lots of figures to Excel please?<br />
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Thanks
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Dear All

Is there a piece of software that easily converts a word file with lots of figures to Excel please?

Thanks

Convert a Word file with figures to Excel

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Microsoft Excel

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