Paste Special provide different options if you are copying from within an
Excel file that is part of your current application vs. what you can select
when copying from an outside file.

I am currently unable to view outside web pages, but assume you can only
select from Text, HTML, etc.

If you copy a cell within your current ecel sheet and choose paste special,
you will see the options mentioned below.

You can always paste from your outside source to a balnk excel workbook,
then so your paste special from there if desired.

Important note, if you open two instances of Excel (From your Start menu),
you will not be able to use the paste special you are looking for. You must
open your new file from within your current escel workbook.

Hope that all made sense!

"Nobody" wrote:

I have been told to use Special Paste, here is what I have been told

The paste special command is a very
useful command which you should add to your collection of basic Excel
techniques. As you might have noticed you can Add, Subtract, Multiply or
Divide as well as many other options.



The problem is when I select special paste I only get

http://www.eaglepi.com/images/special.jpg