Microsoft Excel is all about tables and data organization, while Microsoft Word is primarily a word processing tool. However, ...

Start Microsoft Word and open the document with the table of data to import into Excel. Click the small hatch mark in the table's top-left corner, which highlights the table in default Word blue ...

A pivot table is a must-have tool for power Excel users. It lets you see the bigger picture, where you can make sense of ...

When you need to create tables that contain essentially text, or when you want to customize a table’s formatting in many ways, Microsoft Word( ; $400 as part of Office 2008) is often easier to ...

While Word cannot convert a table into a pie chart directly, you can copy the table's data into a pie chart using your mouse. Tables and Pie Charts Tables that you create in Word consist of rows ...

I know I can use conditional formatting to shade every other row (or every nth row) of an Excel data table. But how do you do that in a Word table? A. One way is to use the Table AutoFormat ...

I'm using Word to reformat some data from a table in Excel. Basically, the table is the working copy of the data - split into 35 or so columns.

When you need to bring your Access data into a Word form, a little VBA can expedite the task. Susan Harkins walks through an example to demonstrate the process.

To remove the table, select it and click Convert To Text in the Data group on the contextual Layout tab. Word will remove the table and its format, leaving the text in its original list form.