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by mascorona
I'm not sure I entirely follow your question, but I'll attempt to answer it.
First if what your saying is this: You are working in Word and you have an Excel spreadsheet that is a linked object within your Word document. The Linked Excel spreadsheet's font is bigger than that of the original Excel document.
If this is the case, double click on the excel spreadsheet in the word document. This opens up the spreadsheet and acts as if you are working in Excel itself. It is here that youcan readjust the font size using the Word Tool bar.
by donna.o'kane
by mascorona
I'm not sure I entirely follow your question, but I'll attempt to answer it.
First if what your saying is this: You are working in Word and you have an Excel spreadsheet that is a linked object within your Word document. The Linked Excel spreadsheet's font is bigger than that of the original Excel document.
If this is the case, double click on the excel spreadsheet in the word document. This opens up the spreadsheet and acts as if you are working in Excel itself. It is here that youcan readjust the font size using the Word Tool bar.
by donna.o'kane
by donna.o'kane
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