How To Copy Multiple Excel Tables To Word Using VBA

This video continues our discussion of how to take Excel tables and copy them into word. In this video, we move on to taking multiple Excel tables and how to copy them over to a Word document using VBA.
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[@formation_excel]

Excellent presentation, just what I needed for a currnt project. Thanks a lot

[@sebastiandavid570]

Very Informative and Clear Thank you

[@sucramsucram3558]

Fabulous! Thank you so much.

[@SigmaCoding]

You are so welcome!

[@theinternetsavedmylife]

I want to copy a table and paste to PowerPoint and I've done that, the problem is there's an embedded scrollbar and each table contains a different value. (Sorry for the explanation - English isn't my first language). So what I'm saying is I want to copy a range of cells automatically without having to move the scrollbar, copy and paste and repeat this...(the macros I created only copy and pastes, I have to move the scrollbar myself)

[@j.dasilva4567]

Would have been useful to paste the excel tables next to word bookmarks. Easy to do, thou u have to have a kind of word doc template where u you put previously those bookmarks. Nice video, anyway, thx.

[@jastinecontreras3931]

This tutorial is great. I just have a question. How about using a bookmark in word template to paste the tables and graphs on the exact location maybe you can guide me about the codes to make it work. Thank you.

[@SigmaCoding]

I actually have a video that covers positioning objects in a Word document using VBA. Here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qp2vdZWhariUl9E

[@jastinecontreras3931]

@@SigmaCoding Thank you.

[@lteng1750]

Tool References is greyed out. How do I enable it?

[@jwuj97f]

Great Presentation - how can I insert excel tables between text? I am creating a Word templates that need to have three excel tables inserted between paragraphs. how can I insert an excel table with a particular placement, then after another paragraph insert a second dynamic table, and so forth? And finally, I will need to save the file. Help!!!!

[@SigmaCoding]

So did you get this answered based on the comment on the "Place Objects" video?

[@sucramsucram3558]

@@SigmaCoding Sweet! that was the next question on my todo list- I'm going to check that place objects video out!

[@mikelennon1078]

Does anyone knows how to export /save all of Macros/Modules (VBA Codes) form a workbook (globally) into a word document without missing any VBA codes?

[@SigmaCoding]

Look at this video for exporting multiple modules/macros: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIfSmnqleKaGqLc Also, for a little bonus, here's a video on how to save them on GitHub using VBA. Part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKCUZqluhs6Doqs Part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5enqp2Yf55-ZpI

[@fernandolange5022]

Excellent, could show me how to copy multiple excel tables to word using vba but tables images

[@mikemorgan5957]

Every time is copies the table over to word it only copies the sheet 1 table over and over again (it copies it the same amount of times as there are sheets). Any advice?

[@mikemorgan5957]

Nevermind, just had to add the WrkSht.Activate

[@mikemorgan5957]

Thanks, Mike

[@mikemorgan5957]

No Problem man!