In Excel, select the chart, and then press Ctrl+C or go to Home > Copy. In your Word document, click or tap where you want the chart to appear, and press Ctrl+V or go to Home > Paste.

You can move a chart to any location on a worksheet or to a new or existing worksheet. You can also change the size of the chart for a better fit. By default, a chart is moved and sized with cells. When …

In Excel, click the chart that you want to copy to another Office program, and then press Ctrl+C. Open the other Office program, click where you want to paste the chart, and then press Ctrl+V.

Training: In the Office apps, import a chart from Excel into Word or PowerPoint. Watch this video to learn more.

In Print Layout view, rest the pointer on the table until the table move handle appears. Rest the pointer over the table move handle until the pointer becomes a four-headed arrow, and then click the table …

In the chart, click the title that you want to move to another location. To move the title, position the pointer on the border of the title box so that it changes to a four-headed arrow , and then drag the …

In Excel, select the chart, and then press Ctrl+C or go to Home > Copy. In your Word document, click or tap where you want the chart to appear, and press Ctrl+V or go to Home > Paste.

When you want to move data from a Word table to Excel, you can avoid having to retype that data by copying it from Word directly. When you copy data from a Word table into an Excel worksheet, the …

Right-click the selection > Chart Elements > Data Labels arrow, and select the placement option you want. Different options are available for different chart types. For example, you can place data labels …

You can create and copy a chart in an external Excel worksheet, and paste a linked version of the chart into your Word document. When a chart is linked, information can be updated if the external Excel …