Hi folks,
I was the guy with the problem pulling in text from a source table and
having it straddle rows in my new table. I thank you all as I got lots of
great suggestions and I promised to report back. In the end as I'm looking
at converting a 1700 page document, I decided it was time to get
Be aware that pasting a straddled cell from your source will usually replace
multiple cells (equal to the number of the original straddling) in your
destination. That is, unless the straddle is pasted to the last cell in a
row, in which case it just replaces the last cell as an unstraddled cell (at
mothy DeWees
Cc: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Copy / paste table cells
If I were doing the project, I'd take a couple steps backwards, to the HTML
file, which I assume is still online.
Although I haven't done it, if you Google the string: "html table to excel"
If I were doing the project, I'd take a couple steps backwards, to the HTML
file, which I assume is still online.
Although I haven't done it, if you Google the string: "html table to excel"
you'll find pages full of tools, including an Excel macro which apparently
will bring it in cleanly.
Otherw
Hi Tim
Have you saved the old file as MIF to try and clear out gremlins?
And did you try going though other formats instead of Word -> Frame? Eg
Word -> HTML -> Frame?
If that doesn't get you a better source file, then if the table layout
isn't complicated, you should be able to convert the o
