MangoOrange™

Ever wish that your Microsoft Word's table cell is as powerful as your Microsoft Excel's spreadsheet cell? Here's I'm going to show you how you can leverage on Excel's cell and place it into Word as a table which is very useful when you are working on statistical data that require your cells to contain formula.

So let's take a look step-by-step on how Office 2007 will handle it...

First, go under the Insert tab and click on the Table > Excel Spreadsheet button.

Then, you will see the Excel spreadsheet appearing on the Word document as well as the Office Ribbon changes to Excel ribbon (click to see the changes in the Office Ribbon)

Here, you can place your formula just like you used to do in an Excel spreadsheet. The magic comes later.

Once the formula is entered into the cell, click Enter and you can see the formula take effects.

The best part of all is when you are done with the spreadsheet, click on the outside of Excel and the spreadsheet automatically transform to Word Table without a sweat Neat, huh. Hope you like it.

written by mangoorange