Re: st: Copying and pasting into Excel

[Roger Newson <roger.newson@kcl.ac.uk>]

At 22:43 04/12/03 +0000, CLIVE NICHOLAS wrote (in reply to Adrian de la Garza):
> Adrian,
>
> Stick that for a game of soldiers! Why not cut out the hassle and just use
> the excellent Stat/Transfer?
>
> C.
Or, if Adrian can't afford StatTransfer or his boss will not permit it, 
then Adrian might like to use -outsheet-, which produces a generic 
spreadsheet which can easily be read into Excel. I personally do not feel 
safe using Excel for anything more than plain data entry.

Best wishes

Roger


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