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How to copy charts from Excel to Word
Key Takeaways About Excel
- How to copy charts from Excel to Word Step 1: First, you need to open the Excel file, containing the chart that needs to be copied to Word.
- Then right-click on the chart you want to copy.
- The scroll bar appears, select Copy.
Key Details About Excel
Step 1: First, you need to open the Excel file, containing the chart that needs to be copied to Word. Then right-click on the chart you want to copy. The scroll bar appears, select Copy . Or you can left-click on the chart and then press the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + C to copy the chart.

Step 2: Next, open the Word file you want to copy the chart from.
Then you press the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + V to paste the chart here. Or you can right click. The scroll bar appears, in the Paste Options section there will be options to paste data for you to choose from as follows:
Use Destination Theme & Embed Workbook : Use Word's current theme Keep Source Formatting & Embed Workbook : Keep original formatting Use Destination Theme & Link Data : Use Word's current theme and link data Keep Source Formatting & Link Data : Preserve the original format and link data Picture : Paste the chart as an image
Step 3: After successfully pasting the chart into Word, you can edit the chart by double-clicking the left mouse button on the chart. Or you can select the chart and then select the Design tab on the toolbar. At this point, the Format Chart Area dialog box will appear. Here you can edit the border, effects, content inside. of the chart. In the Chart Styles section , you can choose more eye-catching and interesting styles for your chart.

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What is the main update about Excel?
How to copy charts from Excel to Word Step 1: First, you need to open the Excel file, containing the chart that needs to be copied to Word.
Why does Excel matter?
Then right-click on the chart you want to copy.
What should readers know about Excel?
The scroll bar appears, select Copy .
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