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Procedure In Excel or Word, click on File. Click on Info. Click on Edit Links (this will option will only appear if a link exist in the document). In the Source list, highlight the link that needs to break. Click Break Link.

Apply a custom chart template to a new or an existing chart To apply the custom template to an existing chart, click on the chart, and then click Chart Design tab on the ribbon > click Change Chart Type > click Templates, and then select the custom template.

Here is an easy way to unlink them all at once. Go to a data table. Drop the Edit menu and choose links. Click on the first linked object in the list. Hold shift and click on the last linked object. Click 'Break Link". Confirm that you want to break the link.

To break a link in an Excel or Word document, follow the steps below. In Excel or Word, click on File. Click on Info. Click on Edit Links (this will option will only appear if a link exist in the document). In the Source list, highlight the link that needs to break. Click Break Link.

Breaking links Save a copy of the presentation (if you're going to break links, always save a copy of the presentation). In the copy, click the File tab in the Ribbon and select Edit Links to Files or click Edit Links to Files in the Quick Access Toolbar. ... Click the link you want to break. Click Break Link. Click OK.

Insert a chart from an Excel spreadsheet into Word In Excel, select the chart, and then press Ctrl+C or go to Home > Copy. In your Word document, click or tap where you want the chart to appear, and press Ctrl+V or go to Home > Paste. Note: The chart is linked to the original Excel spreadsheet.

To create a simple chart from scratch in Word, click Insert > Chart and pick the chart you want. Click Insert > Chart. Click the chart type and then double-click the chart you want. ... In the spreadsheet that appears, replace the default data with your own information. ... When you've finished, close the spreadsheet.