In Microsoft Word, you can split a table into two pages by: 1. Select the table to split, find it at the top of the toolbar and click the "Layout" tab.Under this tab, click the "Split Table" button. 2. If you want to import the content into Excel and split it in Word, you can use the following steps: a) Save the Excel file in plain text (. txt) format or plain text picture (. txt) format. b) Insert these data sources into a Word document. c) Select the text or table content and select the Find and Replace function to replace all bullets or tabs as paragraph spacing. d) Adjust paragraph spacing as needed to achieve the desired page layout. Please note that when performing the above operations, other settings can be adjusted according to specific needs to achieve the best results.
It can be directly modified in WORD 1. Select the table, click "Split Table" in "Layout" on the upper right corner of the toolbar; 2. If the content can be imported into EXCEL, it can be copied separately from EXCEL to WORD;
Or, after editing the content directly in Excel, select the part to be separated, use the shortcut keys Ctrl+Enter to create a new page (or hold down the Shift key to drag the scroll bar to the bottom), and then copy and paste it into the Word document.Remember to add page breaks manually after each section
After inserting an Excel worksheet in Word, you can select the View menu and find that the display scale is adjusted to 50%, so that you can view two pages at the same time.Next, move the cursor to the place where you want to disconnect, right-click to select the split cell, and then save it as two separate tables
