how can I convert xls files to word?
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Options:\na) Select the area within the Xls file that you would like to transfer to Word, copy it and paste it in a new blank word document.\nb) Open your Word, go to open files, this dialogue box shows 2 options in the bottom, one for the file name and the other in the bottom for file type, select this and select the option all files, this way you will see the name of your Xls file name and you will be able to open it in word, but must of the time it come out completely wrong... so I still recommend you to use option A\nHope this helps...
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The easiest way is to download a free program called OpenOffice.org.  This gives you access to an excellent set of tools.  You can learn more by clicking on the OpenOffice.org link.  The project is very mature and fully compatible with Microsoft Office.
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uhmm.. download openoffice and unistall microsoft office, open ofice is better to convert any format into other...\nthats what i do...
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You may have to put in the Office installation disk to add the converter if it is not already installed. Otherwise, you could save the report as a text file and then reformat everything back on your Word.
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pls use adobe acrobat professional (7.0) . once installed, u have the "convert to pdf" option in the word document itself. ; )
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You may want to try 4Tex.  It can convert PC-Write files into LaTeX, then LaTeX into ASCII.  It's not a one-step conversion, but should do the job.
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This website has Microsoft Word and Excel tutorials. Looks pretty comprehensive.
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not for free, but there is excel FREE alternatives:\n\nopen office (mentioned above)\n\ngoogle docs( free register, exports in .xls)\nthis is what i use for uni, as it is all saved on a google server, you can work and save it on any computer just with net access. and never have the problem of getting to uni only to find u left the files at home
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Try saving it as.. then select word document\nGood luck!
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try a search with this.\n\n*.doc \n\nin my computer or C:&#92;\nif it is word *.doc, excel *.xls or whatever.\n\nthis brings all the docs on your PC.\nok goodbye
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Even if you had Acrobat Professional I don't think you could do it. Proably it would have to be converted to word first, then moved to Excel, then a text to column conversion from there.
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You may try OpenOffice.org instead. It's free. You can download it from www.openoffice.org and it can do everything Excel can do... even read in Excel files... and Bill is a Billionaire already... ;-)
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Use openoffice.org ..a complete office package compatible with all MS formats, free too
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you may want to try Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects 2.8 Library and the ADO 2.8 objects (very useful when it comes to connecting word to a database ie SQL) and Microsoft Excel Objects Library when you want to control Excel from Word.\n\nTo do so you need to reference it : from the visual basic editor (ALT+F11) click Tools and Reference and scroll down till you can find "Microsoft ActiveX Data " and tick it. Do the same for excel library.
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Use WIndows Explorer, and go to the directory that you have the files saved in.\n\nOnce you are there, right click on the file, and choose OPEN WITH.  Once you do that, you can CHOOSE PROGRAM.  You pick which Office program you want to use, then check the box ALWAYS USE THE SELECTED PROGRAM TO OPEN THIS KIND OF FILE.\n\nI use this on every computer I own, so that Wordpad is the default viewer for TXT files instead of Notepad.  It works for all kinds of file, including MP3, MPG, DOC, and every other extension.
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Here's a discussion that might interest you\nhttp://forums.techguy.org/business-applications/491904-convert-wdb-xls.html\n\n///
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copy and paste to word