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Each month I get a word doc from the main office. It has:
date, amount, running total, giver, add, city, state. memo thank you date, amount, running total, giver, add, city, state. memo thank you etc. as many as 29 record. At the present I copy and paste in workbook I then have to go in and delete all the memo thank you lines. I then cut and paste the giver into the first column next I do an atoZ sort on the giver/name. Then Print Lots of work. Is there a better way? Thanks Dick |
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Why not get the 'main office' to send you the data in an Excel workbook or, failing that, as a Word table? Evidently they're getting it from somewhere in order to send it to you.
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If they can supply the data in a comma-delimited format (csv), you could easily import the data into Excel or Access.
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