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Tobias Chyssler
Hi!
I'm using Word 2000 (SP3) and have the following problem.
We are using a Word document that mainly has tables that
keep track of certain information (numbers and text). The
document is generated by fetching information from Excel.
Sometimes we issue a new version of the document, by
fetching all information from Excel.
Now, I would like to track what changes has been done, and
use Tools->Track Changes->Compare Documents. This works,
but:
If one cell has been changed in a row, Word marks that the
whole row has been changed. If e.g. a number in column D
has changed from 1 to 2, Word marks out the whole row in
red, and a new row in red is produced.
What I would like to have, is that only the actual cell
that includes the change is indicated as changed!
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
I'm using Word 2000 (SP3) and have the following problem.
We are using a Word document that mainly has tables that
keep track of certain information (numbers and text). The
document is generated by fetching information from Excel.
Sometimes we issue a new version of the document, by
fetching all information from Excel.
Now, I would like to track what changes has been done, and
use Tools->Track Changes->Compare Documents. This works,
but:
If one cell has been changed in a row, Word marks that the
whole row has been changed. If e.g. a number in column D
has changed from 1 to 2, Word marks out the whole row in
red, and a new row in red is produced.
What I would like to have, is that only the actual cell
that includes the change is indicated as changed!
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!