8.5. Word 2007 and Excel 2007 PivotTables
One might ask why Word is included in a discussion of business intelligence tools; the answer is that many real-world reports are produced in Word doc format, which is always easy for people to read. Additionally, narrative elements of a BI presentation can be included in Word using the phenomenal power of its editing tools.
We will look briefly at the interaction between Word and Excel, and Figure 8-25 shows how we start the simple process of copy and paste.
Using the left mouse button, drag the mouse to select the desired PivotTable.
Right-click over the selected PivotTable, and choose Copy on the pop-up menu.
In Figure 8-25 we've simply selected an example Excel 2007 PivotTable and proceeded to copy ...
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