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I have Word 2003 & Office 2003 SP3
I have recently finished cataloging, grading and pricing my vinyl LP record album collection, which numbers close to 1000. I used individual tables in Word 2003 for each album (see the attached file). I want to transfer all of the info. that is contained within each table to an Excel cell to create 4 Excel docs (A thru F, G thru L etc.). The trouble is, I know virtually nothing about Excel. I'm sure that it's just a matter of playing with the cell sizes but, again, I am pretty lost here. I want to keep the general look of my Word docs. Could someone please walk me thru this (baby steps please!)? |
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I have found that if, in Word 2003, I click Convert > Table to Text > Separate text with - Paragraph marks the resulting XLS doc. is very similar to my Word table (see attached). I have approx. 120 tables per Word doc. so it would be great if the process could be automated.
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