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First, paste the content into Word in a location that isn't part of a table. Then, select the content and choosing Insert>Table>Convert Text to Table. Word should default to a setup that accommodates however many columns and rows you have.
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Ahh, thanks macropod. Never noticed that there before. Should make lif a lot easier.
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