Steve,
Create a loop to draw the 40 graphs and -graph export- them as WMF or
EMF files. I assume you use Windows and WMF and EMF are vector
graphics formats that allow resizing without loss of quality. If you
prefer, you can also export the graphs to other formats.
Next, start Word and go to Insert - Picture - From File. Browse to the
directory with the exported images, select all of them, and then click
Insert. You have now imported all images into Word in one step.
Friedrich
On 9/28/07, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote:
> I want to put 40 graphs, one below the other, into a Word document. I can do this by
> drawing a graph, then selecting, copying and pasting it into Word, and then repeating
> this 39 times. But there must (I hope) be a quicker way of doing this. Suggestions
> please!
>
> Thanks.
>
> Steve
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