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For anyone who stumbles across this problem, you can right click on the dropdown, and Inspect Element. Right click on the selector and choose "copy inner html". Open up Microsoft Word and paste your contents in. Select All and Go to Table -> Convert -> Convert Text-to-table (or Insert -> Table ->Convert Text-to-table).

Re: Drop down box and lists Choose dropdown as question type on Microsoft Forms. List all answers you would like to add as dropdown on an excel sheet. On excel sheet, select all and copy (CTRL+C) Paste (CTRL+V) them to first answer option space on Microsoft Forms.

Here's how: Select the cell with the drop-down list and press Ctrl + C to copy it. Select the cells where you want to add the dropdown. Right-click the selection, click Paste Special, and then select the Validation option. ... Click OK.

Populating dropdown options from the json. (Value is Integer, Text is Text) ... Next, you use JSON Deserialize to deserialize the JSON: (Note that the "JSON" variable here is a stand-in for wherever you receive the JSON from.) ... On your screen, you assign the variable to the List of the Dropdown:

Copy Excel Drop Down List To Word Document - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip And in the as box click the Microsoft Excel Pro worksheet object. And click the OK. Button. Now theMoreAnd in the as box click the Microsoft Excel Pro worksheet object. And click the OK. Button. Now the drop-down less cell is pasted into the word document.

How to add drop down options to the drop down content control in Word on a Mac? Go to "Tools" Select "Customize Keyboard" From "Categories" select "All Commands" From "Commands" select "ContentControlDropdownList" Add keyboard shortcut to "Press new keyboard shortcut", then click "Assign" Click Ok.

Let myObj = { name: "Chris", age: 38 }; myObj; let myString = JSON.stringify(myObj); myString; Here we're creating a JavaScript object, then checking what it contains, then converting it to a JSON string using stringify() ? saving the return value in a new variable ? then checking it again.