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- Insert Sum Formula into all Tables
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- How do I get the "cell outlines" to show in Word 2013?
- need font in quick style to format as all lowercase
- Word 2013 shuts down when loading saved information and gives error message
- In Word, saved photos are clear, look good, until I save the document as web page, then they look bumpy. How can I correct this?
- Nested Equations Don't work
- My MS Word 2010 (PC version) just started displaying my font and paragraph information in pixels. How do I reset it to display in points?
- Updates to a Word Document are not showing up when printing or on print preview
- New documents cannot be opened by double-clicking
Insert Sum Formula into all Tables Posted: 07 Feb 2013 08:26 AM PST Hello, I am trying to insert a sum formula into the first cell of each table. However, when I run the macro,the values are not summed. See my code below
Sub InsertSumFormula()
Thoughts? Thanks! |
Posted: 07 Feb 2013 04:17 AM PST I have many section in my word file for using mail merge. i cant use page number in my document for that i want to have only one section. how can i would be appreciate help me how can i merge my sections to one section for using page number in file. |
How do I get the "cell outlines" to show in Word 2013? Posted: 06 Feb 2013 10:58 AM PST Updated to 2013 Word. In my 2010 version, the "cell" (tables) outlines show in the body of the document (where I paste photos into) but they do not print onto the page when printed. When I open the same document in 2013 Word, the outlines do not show. I go the INSERT menu, table tab pull down and then click draw table and the outlines show in document. I save document template, and the lines disappear. There must be a way to have them show by default, but I have not found it. I have tried to save the document in the new 2013 format, but nothing seems to allow them to show when i open the template. Any help would be appreicated.. Tom |
need font in quick style to format as all lowercase Posted: 06 Feb 2013 08:09 AM PST I'm using Word 2007 currently on a laptop running Windows XP SP3. Will be moving back to my Windows 7 once the PC gets back from shop. But my question remains the same for both systems. I have a Quick Style that I need to set up so that when applied everything is lowercase. I can't seem to find a way to set it up for that. This style is for chapter headings and right now I get "Chapter one" and have to go back and set the C to lowercase manually. Does anyone know if there's a way to do this? All I can find under font format is all Strikethrough, Double strikethrough, Superscript, Subscript, Shadow, Outline, Emboss, Engrave, Small caps, All caps, and Hidden. Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
Word 2013 shuts down when loading saved information and gives error message Posted: 06 Feb 2013 06:56 AM PST Word 2013 shuts down when loading saved information and gives error message |
Posted: 05 Feb 2013 07:51 PM PST Saved documents with photos look good, photos are clear. Photos are usually 280x190 pixels, not big. When the document is saved as a web page, the quality of the photos changes, they appear to be textured, or "bumpy". I cannot find a place or way to keep this from happening. Thanks for any help! |
Posted: 05 Feb 2013 07:10 PM PST Nested Equations in Word used to work wonderfully in Office 2010 but have stopped working in Office 2013. Steps to reproduce: 1. Ctrl + F9 2. Type 'EQ \F(' 3. Ctrl + F9 4. Type 'EQ \R(2)' 5. Shift + F9 6. Type ',2)' 7. Shift + F9 Error shows up in Word 2013 but it used to display proper equation in Word 2010. Is this a bug am I looking at? I am using Office 365 Home Premium. |
Posted: 05 Feb 2013 02:56 PM PST My MS Word 2010 (PC version) just started displaying my font and paragraph information in pixels. How do I reset it to display in points? (Instead of seeing 12 pt, I am seeing 12 px. I can't find anything in the Help files to change it. |
Updates to a Word Document are not showing up when printing or on print preview Posted: 05 Feb 2013 06:39 AM PST I have a computer that is running Office 2007 and in word I have a document that contains a list of addresses to create labels. I recently updated the file by adding more names to the list. Whenever I open print preview the changes made do not show up in the preview but anything made before the changes still show up. The same thing occurs when I print. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. |
New documents cannot be opened by double-clicking Posted: 05 Feb 2013 03:49 AM PST I just bought a Windows 8 PC and Office 2010. Old documents open fine from within Word or by double-clicking. All new documents open fine from within Word, but new document icons are not Word icons, they are orange icons. Double-clicking them throws up this error message: The Microsoft Office product is not installed on this computer (Yes, it is, and I paid good money for it!) Then I click Activate and get this error message: You cannot install the 32-bit version because you already installed the 64-bit version. (Makes no sense because what I installed otherwise works fine.) |
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