Spread linked Excel table over multiple pages. For your concern, I am afraid there is no built-in feature that can move the dropdown arrow to the left. Also, we welcome community members to share ideas about this concern if one has related experiences. Based on the situation, I would like to suggest you post suggestions in our Microsoft Feedback Portal where other members also posted their suggestions in this community.
Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. I broke the Excel spreadsheet up into sections but now the issue is when inserting another line in a given section of excel, I can't see the new info when I return to Word. If so, I can view the update when I return to the Word document. May I know the detailed steps about how you insert another line?
Do not want to link the docs. Would prefer users have the ability to make changes to the embedded excel file as needed. I tried linking but because the excel spreadsheet had to be broken into sections in order to add it to word Organize your data in familiar spreadsheets and workbooks, with all changes saved automatically.
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