financial tables in Word

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BELLIS

How to format MS Word tables to include financial data using decimal tabs
including nos. without decimals.
 
D

Doug Robbins

Insert an Excel spreadsheet into the document in place of a Word table. You
will then have access to the cell formatting features of Excel and when not
actually working in the spreadsheet, it will appear the same as a Word
table.

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP
 
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Suzanne S. Barnhill

When you set a decimal tab stop in a table, cell contents are automatically
aligned (without the need for a tab character) on (a) the decimal point, (b)
the place where the decimal point would be if there were one (i.e., the end
of the number), or (c) the first nonnumeric character other than the
thousands separator. That means that you can align numbers with and without
decimal places as well as numbers followed by footnote reference marks such
as * or a or by closing parentheses (for negative numbers).
 

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