Because of special circumstances, we can't edit the relevant table in Word, what can we do? Don't worry, we can insert a spreadsheet in Word to do the same thing.
Word2010
Insert an Excel spreadsheet.
Open the Word2010 document, and click the Insert tab.
In table, click the Table button.
In the menu, select Excel spreadsheet.
Enter data in an Excel spreadsheet and sort by calculations.
Second, paste Excel spreadsheet.
Open the Excel software and select the table you want to copy to Word2010.
In the Clipboard, click the Copy button.
Open the Word2010 document and click the Paste menu button on the Clipboard.
In the menu, select the Paste Selective command.
In the Paste Selective dialog box, select the Microsoft Excel 2003 Worksheet Object option in the form list and click OK.
Double-click the Excel table to begin editing the data, and clicking outside the table returns the Word document editing status.
Third, paste the ordinary form.
Open the Excel software and select the table you want to copy to Word2010.
In the Clipboard, click the Copy button.
Open the Word2010 document. In the Clipboard, click the Paste menu button.
Select Keep Source formatting, use target style, link and keep source formatting, link to use destination format, picture, or keep Text Only option in the menu.
Excel spreadsheet, although it is in Word, still retains its original computing function. So you can rest assured that the spreadsheet inserted in Word, with the relevant content to use.