I have a timetable made in excel that I need to paste into a word document. I need to keep the orientation of that particular page as portrait, while pasting an editable excel object of the timetable as landscape.
Is that possible?
I'm using Microsoft Office 2013
Anybody? Bump.
If you want the Excel in landscape, insert a Section Break, Next Page, in Word and make that section Landscape. Copy the Excel data into Word. Insert a section break , Next Page, after the Excel data. This will have one landscape page in an otherwise portrait document.
If you want the Landscape Page to have the appearance of a Portrait page (with page numbers on the bottom etc.) there are directions in the enclosed file.
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