Copying and rotating large table from Excel to Word without turning it into picture/wmf/
Solution 1
The best I can come up with is to do the rotation in Excel - rotate the text 90 degrees in the cells (Format Cells|Alignment|Orientiation) and then reformat- and paste from there. I don't think you can rotate such objects within Word itself - or at least I can't come up with a combination of text anchors and wrapping settings that allows this.
Or there might be come VBA that could help you?
Solution 2
Rather than pasting a table directly into word, paste it into a MS word text box then you can rotate it how you like.
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Updated on September 17, 2022Comments
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Rook almost 2 years
What would be the easiest way of copying and rotating a table made in Excel, to Word without turning it into a picture/enhanced metafile/or something alike.
I know I can use the Section Break routine, but the problem is the table needs to go into a company frame (which I cannot turn onto a landscape), so I literally need to turn the table by 90 degrees.
Any way of doing something like that ?
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TheModularMind over 14 yearsYUCK! But +1 because it would probably work (hope ldigas has a rotate-to-portrait monitor to work on that spreadsheet...)
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Rhys Gibson over 14 yearsHey, you didn't ask for an elegant solution ;-)