Start Microsoft Word and open the document to copy to Excel. Highlight the text and any images to paste into the Excel spreadsheet by dragging the cursor to highlight it, right-clicking the ...

Tables in your Word document will be broken down into a single column when you convert them to Excel in this manner. To keep your tables arranged as they are, copy and paste them individually into ...

Converting a Microsoft Word file to an Excel spreadsheet or vice versa is straightforward. You can achieve this with the good old copy-and-paste method, which is the easiest option available.

Caveat: Both the spreadsheet and the document must be in the same folder (subdivision). Begin by highlighting the range of cells (A1 to D4) you want displayed in the document and copy it (Ctrl+C). Now ...

To embed or add a Word document inside Excel requires the user to do so via Objects, Paste special, Linked documents, or creating a new file.

Microsoft Word can accommodate a surprising number of file formats, and even take in Excel and PowerPoint data, though it might look funny. Here's how.

In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to convert an image file into text that you can then use in Word or copy into Microsoft Excel or Microsoft PowerPoint.