John,
I am not sure if there is a shorter way of doing this - here what I would
do:
1. In MapInfo, go to Table Export {Select save as type: dBASE DBF
(*.dbf)}
2. In Microsoft Excel, open this (*.dbf) file and save it as Microsoft Excel
Workbook (*.xls)
3. In Microsoft Word, open (*.xls) file
Hi John
Probably the best way is to export the table to a .dbf file (Table | Export,
select dBase as file type), open the .dbf in Excel, fix whatever was lost in
the process (all fonts, etc), copy your newly formatted Excel spreadsheet
and then paste / past special it into Word. Unless you have
Recently I have written a programme to find the open tables and
it will send to excel (in DBF format) later you can save it the
way you want, here is the code :
(The only change you need to do is location of Excel and Temp
directory , if required)
HTH
Include "mapbasic.def"
Declare Sub
In Mapinfo
Go to Table menu Export
Export Table as .txt (Save as Type pull down) to convenient folder / path
Be sure to check the "Use First Line For Column Titles" and "Tab Delimited"
(Next dialogue box after above)
In Excel
Open the .txt file just created and Save as Excel work book
