How to convert Word document to Excel without losing formatting?

I want to convert my .

Docx file to Excel. But the format of the files is not compatible with Microsoft Excel. It works in both Word and Powerpoint. But when I tried it on Excel, some formatting gets lost. The cells are no longer formatted or the styles are no longer visible.

I tried to convert the .docx file into RTF (rich text format) in Word but that was useless because of the loss of formatting.

What can I do to convert a Word document to Excel? If you get the "Conversion error" after converting your word document to RTF format try another converter, if it fails, use one of the options below. If you have Word 2025 or Word for Windows 7, 8, or 10, download the converter here. If you have Office 365 download it here. Otherwise, please provide a screenshot of the error so we can advise you on an alternative.

How do I sync Excel with Word?

I was previously running excel and syncing through a USB with Mac (Mac was running on iMac - no PC) and having syncing issues where both files were corrupt.

I've since bought a PC but I've yet to find out how to sync. There's a couple of different ones that I've tried and most of them seem to be outdated.

So far I've used the two below, both free: Workbook Recovery for Microsoft Office 2025. Does it even do MS Office 2003? SyncBack Pro. Can you explain if this will allow syncing between Mac and PC? EDIT: I have a mac - but I am also interested in how I can sync my Excel sheet with a WP dashboard to post daily. Any suggestions/links appreciated! "The solution that works best is a simple one: Treat your partner as well as you can and keep your relationship healthy. Don't make any other decisions unless they are more important than your relationship. Don't take any drastic actions. These will harm your relationship, probably permanently."

The best, easiest and safest method of syncing between computers running one of either Windows or MACOS, is using the iCloud service. You simply create a free account at iCloud.com, then log into that account at the time you wish to sync, and set your computers to that same account. Then, all updates to documents stored in the iCloud servers, will be automatically and safely synced to both computers, and vice-versa.

For what it's worth, I have an iPhone, MacBookPro, and iPad, all running 10.9.2, all set up with an iCloud account, all happily using the iCloud service to sync their documents across their devices. My Windows desktop runs with Windows 8.1, and my wife's MacBookPro runs MacOS Sierra, and there is no need for us to use the old way to use a computer to a different one, like I had to do to get things synced up.

How do I auto populate data from Word to Excel?

- VBA

The issue is trying to automate something on Word that currently happens manually.

I have a word document that has a "table" in it containing data and a vba macro that is supposed to populate all the values in cells A1 to A10 with the value in C1, when I do a keystroke on C1 a value like 'Hello' should come up in A1. There are more columns of data, but I'm only showing you a couple.

I'd love some help from more experienced Macros writers, thanks for any and all help. Here's my code: Sub Macro(). Dim I As Long, j As Long, strNewFile As String. strNewFile = ThisWorkbook.xlsx" 'Create a new Excel file in the existing folder. ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs strNewFile, xlOpenXMLWorkbook ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs strNewFile, xlExcel12 'Selects what to write to and where to write. ActiveWorkbook.ActiveSheet.Select
'Copies the data from Word Document. ActiveWorkbook.Cells(1, 1) = "This will add data."
With ActiveDocument. .Range(1, 1).End(wdGoToEnd).InsertBreak InTable:=True,
oStart:=1, oMarker:=2, oSig1:=0, oShift:=12. End With. 'Goes to the next row, so the data is automatically added to the table. ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Select
'Assigns the string. For I = 1 To 10. ActiveCell.Value = I & j If I > 3 Then