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Copy a Word table into Excel In a Word document, select the rows and columns of the table that you want to copy to an Excel worksheet. ... To copy the selection, press CTRL+C. In the Excel worksheet, select the upper-left corner of the worksheet area where you want to paste the Word table. ... Press CRL+V.

How to Copy and Paste Tables Without Losing Formatting in Word ... YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip You need to click on the table. Then either use the shortcut ctrl C or right click on it and go toMoreYou need to click on the table. Then either use the shortcut ctrl C or right click on it and go to copy. So now that I have it copied. Let's go to a new word document. So there is the word document.

First save your document. Then select your TOC and press Ctrl-6 or Ctrl-Shift-F9. Copy your TOC to a separate document (or delete the remainder of your document) and email to the person you want. Close the document without saving changes.

Press CRL+V. next to the data that you pasted, and then do the following: To use the formatting that is applied to the worksheet cells, click Match Destination Formatting. To use the formatting of the Word table, click Keep Source Formatting.

Click the table move handle to select the table. Do one of the following: To copy the table, press CTRL+C. To cut the table, press CTRL+X.

The TOC field may have been locked. Try selecting the Table of Contents and then press CTRL+SHIFT+F11 (unlock field) and see if you can then update the Table of Contents. Another possibility is that the Table of Contents has been unlinked from the data in the document.

?How do I copy and paste tables in MS Word without ruining their original format?? Copy the table and, in the new document: put your cursor where you want the table to go. Right-click and select Keep Source Formatting.