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You could copy and paste special into excel. May need to format one of the columns so it doesn't read scores as dates.
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paste special copies it perfectly
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Cheers, i'll try that.
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The only problem is before the scores and the home team's name i'm getting a symbol that i can't remove, it's a small box with a question mark in it.
I've tried pasting it into edit, find, remove and it won't paste. Any advice? |
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Not really sure of the problem you're having unless you're not using Office 2007.
The table copies perfectly into notepad for myself. Sorry I can't be more helpful. |
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Try c and p ing from firefox (if you're not already). Seems to work for me.
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Okay cheers
I'll try notepad. |
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If it helps I was copying from Chrome.
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Pasting from Chrome into Notepad and then into excel worked a treat.
Pasting into excel was working in 2007 (at home) but I still had an issue of the scores appearing as dates. thanks all. |