If you have text,
Windows 7 Ultimate, you can convert that into a table. You can also convert a table back into text. I've been seeing quite a few questions about this, so I thought it would make a good "Word of the week" video. In this example,
Office 2007 Enterprise, the table contains names and addresses. I want to convert that to comma-deliminated text so I can use it in a mail merge. Let's take a look: If you just want the text version of the instructions: Click in the table. On the Table Tools Layout tab (one of the tabs that appears when you click in the table),
Office Professional Plus 2010, in the Data group,
Office 2007, click Convert to Text. In the dialog box, specify how you want the text separated. For more information on tables,
Office Professional 2007, see Add or delete a table. And for more information on mail merge data sources, see Use mail merge to create and print letters and other documents. -- Joannie Stangeland <div