Can I have both Word & Excel windows VISIBLE simultaneously?
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From: Branden on 15 Feb 2010 14:43 Similar to "Arrange All" within Word, I'd like to be able to see onscreen simultaneously both the Excel file with my verbal data and the Word file in which I'm trying to invent categories under which to classify those data. Switching back and forth between the programs strains my memory of the Excel data, which can be several sentences for just one cell. That also precludes printing out the data and referring to the paper copy while using Word. Using paper to replace the Word file while using Excel is my default option, but is less flexible than I'd prefer.
From: John A on 15 Feb 2010 16:55 If you have Windows 7 use the snap feature http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/features/snap.aspx Otherwise you can manually manipulate the size and position of two open windows (that are not maximised) "Branden" wrote: > Similar to "Arrange All" within Word, I'd like to be able to see onscreen > simultaneously both the Excel file with my verbal data and the Word file in > which I'm trying to invent categories under which to classify those data. > > Switching back and forth between the programs strains my memory of the Excel > data, which can be several sentences for just one cell. That also precludes > printing out the data and referring to the paper copy while using Word. > Using paper to replace the Word file while using Excel is my default option, > but is less flexible than I'd prefer.
From: Doug Robbins - Word MVP on 15 Feb 2010 16:44
Yes, An easy way to set it up is to use Insert>Chart -- Hope this helps, Doug Robbins - Word MVP Please reply only to the newsgroups unless you wish to obtain my services on a paid professional basis. "Branden" <Branden(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:5EA7D84C-C88D-4F93-9397-C5E71D032496(a)microsoft.com... > Similar to "Arrange All" within Word, I'd like to be able to see onscreen > simultaneously both the Excel file with my verbal data and the Word file > in > which I'm trying to invent categories under which to classify those data. > > Switching back and forth between the programs strains my memory of the > Excel > data, which can be several sentences for just one cell. That also > precludes > printing out the data and referring to the paper copy while using Word. > Using paper to replace the Word file while using Excel is my default > option, > but is less flexible than I'd prefer. |