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Select and copy (Ctrl+C) the cell(s) with the text that you need in the Word document.<br />
Select the position on the document and choose the Paste Special item from the Paste dropdown on the Home tab.<br />
Choose the Paste Link option on the Paste Special dialogue and click OK.<br />
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You want to &nbsp;set the Word Option&gt;Advanced&gt;General&gt;Up<wbr />date Automatic Links on Open . Also you can include the links on the document in the Selection and press F9 to show any updates.
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Maybe you are referring to Word's mail merge options.<br />
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You can use Excel as the source data for creating multiple documents from one template, eg a mailshot to multiple customers or address labels, etc.
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I already had found a solution, but I could add this code to my library.<br />
Thx
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is there a easy way to export text from my excel cells to specific format in a word document.<br />
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this should be done automatically when i update excel cells it should update the word.<br />
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is there any easy way you know ?
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is there a easy way to export text from my excel cells to specific format in a word document.

this should be done automatically when i update excel cells it should update the word.

is there any easy way you know ?

how to export text from my excel cells to specific format in a word document

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