tankman1989
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I often find myself in need of a way to organize my writings in Word. I basically need to create "chapters" that are not linear but arranged alphabetically or numerically kind of like a textbook. The ideal setup would be having a Word document within an Excel spreadsheet where I can create worksheets (or "chapters) within the document. I can't think of a good way to do this within Word and may just end up writing a lot of my work in Excel as it allows me to keep my work organized and easily accessible.
Do you follow what I am asking?
I actually have the need for a lot of spreadsheets within the work that I am doing so writing it within Excel might not be such a bad idea.
The closest thing I have found to being able to write withing Excel is to widen the width of column A to take up the whole page and then I just write in each cell as if I am writing on a typewriter. I used to do this and then use the "underline cell" function to make lined notebook paper of custom size. The only problem with writing like this is when I go to print or publish the file it will be very difficult to export it to a manageable file.
So can any of you brains figure out a working solution for this?
Do you follow what I am asking?
I actually have the need for a lot of spreadsheets within the work that I am doing so writing it within Excel might not be such a bad idea.
The closest thing I have found to being able to write withing Excel is to widen the width of column A to take up the whole page and then I just write in each cell as if I am writing on a typewriter. I used to do this and then use the "underline cell" function to make lined notebook paper of custom size. The only problem with writing like this is when I go to print or publish the file it will be very difficult to export it to a manageable file.
So can any of you brains figure out a working solution for this?