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This is what I get when I paste your Excel data into an APub Table

Note the first line (header row) does not initially show up as it is white text on a white background.  Pasting Excel data does not paste the Cell Fill Colour of the original Excel file.  (Hopefully Serif are working on this for a future release).  In the above table I had to manually change the top 4 cells' fill colour to black.

 Other than that it appears to do a pretty good job with only a few minor adjustments needed to match the original  (e.g. Centring the text in rows B-E)

 

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5 minutes ago, carl123 said:

This is what I get when I paste your Excel data into an APub Table

Note the first line (header row) does not initially show up as it is white text on a white background.  Pasting Excel data does not paste the Cell Fill Colour of the original Excel file.  (Hopefully Serif are working on this for a future release).  In the above table I had to manually change the top 4 cells' fill colour to black.

 Other than that it appears to do a pretty good job with only a few minor adjustments needed to match the original  (e.g. Centring the text in rows B-E)

 

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What do you get with the second option?

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13 minutes ago, Petar Petrenko said:

No, you didn't understand me. I meant the second option "Paste Special > Windows Enhanced Metafile" with the first table.

I get the same results that you posted but it's not a table, so all the current benefits of tables are lost.

Like selecting an entire column/row and changing the fill colour/font etc

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50 minutes ago, carl123 said:

I get the same results that you posted but it's not a table, so all the current benefits of tables are lost.

Like selecting an entire column/row and changing the fill colour/font etc

Yes, I know it is not a table as you can see from my request above. :)

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7 minutes ago, Petar Petrenko said:

Yes, I know it is not a table as you can see from my request above. :)

But why not simply make a table first, as Carl suggested, and paste into it?

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14 minutes ago, walt.farrell said:

But why not simply make a table first, as Carl suggested, and paste into it?

What to do with the existing Excel tables? retyping them? :)

And it is much easier and faster to make a table in Excel. And you can do calculations in Excel, as you know. With additional linking of the Excel tables it will be really great to combine these two softwares.

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43 minutes ago, Petar Petrenko said:

What to do with the existing Excel tables? retyping them? :)

You can make a table in Publisher, then copy your Excel table and paste it into the Publisher table. No need to retype anything.

You may need to ensure that you have at least two cells of the Publisher table selected before you do the paste 

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1 minute ago, walt.farrell said:

You can make a table in Publisher, then copy your Excel table and paste it into the Publisher table. No need to retype anything.

You may need to ensure that you have at least two cells of the Publisher table selected before you do the paste 

Will Publisher's table cells adopt to the excel table (width, height, color...)?

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Just now, Petar Petrenko said:

Will Publisher's table cells adopt to the excel table (width, height, color...)?

Why not try it and see?

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