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I have always combined Word Documents and an Excel sheet into one PDF - the PDF included the entire Excel workbook. Since yesterday when combining these files it only pulls a part of the Excel workbook. Did something change? I can save the Excel workbook as a PDF and then combine them all as a work around but it adds another step.
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try service pdftoword online
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Thank you but I've tried other services, both free and paid - when it works, this is the best one even for the $24.99 monthly price tag. It just stopped working a few days ago - been doing this daily for a few years now so something got changed. I do have a workaround but would prefer not to do the extra step each time
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Hi Kiml,
Sorry for the trouble caused.
You have mentioned that when you combine the Word file and Excel file, only a part of the Excel workbook converts.
By "a part of Excel workbook" do you mean the only one sheet of the Excel workbook converts out of multiple workbooks?
If yes, please open the Adobe Acrobat DC and go to Edit menu > Preferences > Convert to PDF.
At right-hand side in the Preference Click on "Edit Settings" tab at right. In the Settings window, mark the box for "Convert entire Excel workbook" and click on the OK tab.
Then click on the OK tab at the bottom of the Preferences window to save the settings.
Let us know how it goes.
Regards,
Meenakshi
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It says "There are no settings that can be edited in Microsoft Excel Files. and yes....it just brings over the last page of the excel workbook now - not the whole workbook as it previously did. I generally have 3 tabs in the excel sheet that I need to convert to pdf while combining with other 2 other word docs and another pdf.
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