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Old 12-07-2015, 05:22 AM
ffinley ffinley is offline Copying specific columns of a table to WORD and deleting rows Windows 7 32bit Copying specific columns of a table to WORD and deleting rows Office 2010 32bit
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Thanks. Ok, in this case, I would prefer to run the process from Excel.



The Excel Macro should then select and copy A1 : D300, open a WORD document from a template (this template, however, cannot be stored in a location which can be accessed by all users of the Excel workbook; therefore, it would be good if we can "implement" the Word template into the Excel workbook - if this is not possible, I will find a way to store the Word template in a shared folder which everybody can access...), paste columns 1 and 4, delete rows with "abcd1234" in Column 1.

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