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Inserting Data From Text Documents

You can insert text into other document types, such as spreadsheets and presentations. Note that there is a difference between whether the text is inserted into a frame, a spreadsheet cell, or into the outline view of a presentation.

• If you copy text to the clipboard, you can paste it with or without text attributes. Use the shortcut keys +C to copy and +V to paste.

• If a text document contains headings formatted with the Heading Paragraph Style, choose \<emph\>File - Send - Outline to Presentation\</emph\>. A new presentation document is created, which contains the headings as an outline.

• If you want to transfer each heading together with its accompanying paragraphs, select the \<emph\>File - Send - AutoAbstract to Presentation\</emph\> command. You must have formatted the headings with a corresponding Paragraph Style to be able to see this command.

Copying Text Using Drag-and-Drop

• If you select text and drag it into a spreadsheet with drag-and-drop, it will be inserted as text into the cell where you release the mouse.

• If you drag text to the normal view of a presentation, an OLE object is inserted as a LibreOffice plug-in.

• If you drag the text to the outline view of a presentation, it will be inserted at the cursor location.