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Coping cells in Microsoft Office Excel, is a very common spreadsheet operation, and several types of copying are allowed. You can do any of the following:
Older versions of Excel use the Windows Clipboard to hold data for copying and pasting. The Windows Clipboard can store only one piece of data at a time. When you copy new data to the Windows Clipboard, it replaces the existing data. Excel uses the new Office Clipboard, which can store up to 12 data items at one time.
Copy consist of four steps: You may select more than one cell or range to copy at a time. When you copy the second cell or range to the Office Clipboard, Excel pops up the Clipboard toolbar. From the Clipboard toolbar you can select an item to paste to a new range in your workbook or you can simultaneously paste all of the copied items to the new range. Copy a Cell to Another CellYou can decide to copy the contents of only one cell to another cell. This is easy to do.To copy the contents of one cell to another cell, follow these steps:
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