Is it possible to set a formula in excel to apply to MS word?

Hi. What you can do is insert the object from your Excel file, into Word, and link the file. Then, whatever you do in the Excel file does show up in Word.

Here is how: (I do not know what version you have, so I hope the instructions are similar)

1. You do not have to close the Excel file, but save it first. Before you save it, get rid of the grid lines.

To get rid of the grid lines, go to Tools>Options>View tab, and Uncheck the grid lines box>OK

2. Open Word and go to Insert>Object

3. Click the Create from File tab

4. Click Browse and locate the saved Excel file, then highlight it and click insert

5. Look for, and place a check-mark in the "Link to File" box

6. Click OK

You should now see what you typed into Excel in Word.

The really neat part is when you make changes to the Excel file they should show up in the Word file at the same time. You do not have to hit save on the Excel file either, to see the immediate changes.

Hope that is what you wanted to accomplish.

convinced, easily. click at the cellular that has the formula you desire to reproduction. interior the backside top hand nook of the border of that cellular, there will be a tiny sq.. click for the period of this and drag it down the column - this would reproduction the formula into all these cells

I don't think that's possible. They are two (somewhat) completely different programs.