Apr 30, 2025 · You will also need to add code to tell Word where and in what format (i.e. as an icon) to do the insertion. For example, if your PDF filename & path is in a data field named 'PDF' and the PDF is to be inserted at the end of the document: After - j As Long. Insert - , StrPDF As String. After - .DataFields("First_Name")

Dec 28, 2022 · We did a test on our end, Open Word document>Insert>Object>create from file>select a pdf file>if we unselect the two box Link to file, Display as icon or only check the box Link to file>and then select OK. The pdf file can show directly in Word document. May I know did you do the same steps as above but the pdf file still display as icon？

Feb 25, 2025 · If the pdf is of the type that can be opened in Word, you could open it that way and then copy and paste the content into your document. If the pdf cannot be opened in that way you would need to insert it as an object at the end of the end of the document.

Sep 11, 2022 · I've seen this thread a few times and have had my own battles trying to import multi-page pdf files into word. So far, the slickest method I could find is this: 1. insert pdf into a onenote page as a printout. 2. copy pages. 3. paste into word. which actually seems to work pretty well!

Aug 10, 2020 · In Microsoft 365, you can use File>Open to open a pdf from which you can then use copy and paste to paste it into your document. On the other hand, you can also use Insert>Object>Object>Create from File and select the pdf file. In that case, you will be limited to the insertion of a single page from the pdf file.

Jan 20, 2024 · However, this will increase the size of your word document and may affect its performance. To embed a PDF as an object, you can follow these steps¹: - Go to Insert > Object. - Select Create from File. - Select Browse and choose the PDF file you want to use. - Select Insert. - Choose Display as icon to embed, or Link to file for a link ...

Aug 1, 2019 · The only consistent way to do this is to open that PDF file in Word and save that as a Word document (*.docx) Then, you should be able to insert the text from the resulting Word file into your document . . . _____

Apr 5, 2015 · Go to Insert> Hyperlink; Click the Document button; Click the Select... button; Navigate to & select the target document; Click the Open button; Click OK; You'll also find instructions if you go to Help> Word Help. Make sure Offline Help is selected, then enter hyperlink in …

Aug 9, 2023 · If a pdf is inserted directly into Word, it is an object that can be opened and read by a pdf reader but multiple pages will not be displayed directly within Word. This is as John Korchok told you. You can, within Word, use File > Open to open a pdf. This converts it …

Mar 22, 2020 · An object imported into Word can only be on one page in the Word document. You can open a pdf document in Word (File > Open) and copy and paste from that. Since Word 2013, Word has had the ability to directly open pdf documents and edit them. However, some pdf documents (from scanners mostly) are really pictures of text rather than the text itself.