Importing tables in a drawing
With CorelDRAW, you can create tables by importing content from Quattro Pro (.qpw) and Microsoft Excel (.xls) spreadsheets. You can also import tables created in a word-processing application, such as a WordPerfect or Microsoft Word.
To import a table from Quattro Pro or Excel
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Click File  Import. |
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Choose the drive and folder where the spreadsheet is stored.
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Click the file to select it.
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The Import/Paste dialog box appears.
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From the Import as list box, choose Table.
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Choose one of the following options:
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Maintain fonts and formatting — imports all fonts and formatting that are applied to the text
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Maintain formatting only — imports all formatting that is applied to the text
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Discards fonts and formatting — ignores all fonts and formatting that are applied to the text
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To import a table from a word-processing document
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Click File Import. |
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Choose the drive and folder where the text file is stored.
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Choose Tables from the Import tables as list box.
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Choose one of the following options:
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Maintain fonts and formatting — imports all fonts and formatting that are applied to the text
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Maintain formatting only — imports all formatting that is applied to the text
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Discards fonts and formatting — ignores all fonts and formatting that are applied to the text
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Importing tables in a drawing