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#157951 02/26/06 06:21 PM
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We've been though this subject in the past, but for me it's my first year without T&M and I'm happy with the results. I only wish I had set up the pricing sheets in Excel instead of Word so I could easily adjust them.

Dave

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#157952 02/27/06 08:18 PM
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Hey Dave,

Word & Excel are compatible. You can cut & past. Do you have experiance with excel? If you want help I might be able to convert it for you. You should be able to set up multipliers so you can adjust all prices in a catigory at once.

Tom

#157953 02/28/06 10:37 AM
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Dave - If you happened to use tables in your Word document, it might be a fairly simple conversion. I, too, might be able to help you out in this, if you want.

Radar


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#157954 02/28/06 09:48 PM
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Not only can you cut and paste between Word and Excel, you can dynamically link them together using COM linking. When I do a takeoff in Excel, the Word doc I use to submit the proposal is automatically updated from fields in the Excel sheet.

Whoop! Whoop!

#157955 03/01/06 04:35 AM
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rr,

explain that some more please. never heard of COM linking. is it in the help section of either word or excel?

#157956 03/01/06 07:08 AM
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Thanks for the offer Gents, I appreciate it.

I couldn't get through with your listed email address Tom.

Dave

#157957 03/02/06 06:45 AM
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Mahlere, open up Word and INSERT > OBJECT then select excel from the menu. You can pull in individual cells and embed them in your word doc.

[This message has been edited by Romex Racer (edited 03-02-2006).]

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#157958 03/02/06 08:08 AM
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thanks,

i'll have to learn that one good.

#157959 03/03/06 05:45 PM
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A hearty public thank you to Radar for the Excel sheet. I really appreciate your help.

Dave


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