Many friends say that they are not familiar with the conversion operation of Word text tables to each other. The following editor will explain the operation method of converting Word text tables to each other. I hope it will be helpful to you.
Take the following pile of data as an example.
Select all the text, then click [Insert]-[Table]-[Convert text to table].
Set the number of columns in the table in the pop-up window, and then select comma in the text separation position. If it is other characters, click on the other characters and enter the corresponding characters.
Finally, click OK, the text will be converted into a table, then choose a color you like, save it and give it to the boss.
But your boss asks you to convert the data in the table into text again. What should you do? It doesn’t matter.
Select all the content in the table, click [Layout] in the table tool above, and then click Convert to Text.
Select [Tab Character] in the window that appears, click OK, and the table will be converted into text again.
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