I have the strangest thing happen that when I use the shortcut to copy it
highlights and deletes cells B7:J24.

Any one knows how to fix this issue?

Using MS 2002

Hi Michael

It sounds rather like you have a macro within the workbook or within
your Personal.xls, which has been allocated Ctrl+c as the shortcut.

ToolsMacrosMacro and take a look to see if you can spot any offending
code.
If you wish to retain the macro, use Options to change the shortcut to
something else.

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Regards

Roger Govier


"Michael" wrote in message
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I have the strangest thing happen that when I use the shortcut to copy
it
highlights and deletes cells B7:J24.

Any one knows how to fix this issue?

Using MS 2002

"Michael" wrote in message
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I have the strangest thing happen that when I use the shortcut to copy it
highlights and deletes cells B7:J24.

Any one knows how to fix this issue?

Have you checked your macros (under the Tools menu)?
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David Biddulph

Do you have a macro saved with that as the shortcut? Have a look under
tools, macros.. and see if you have a macro in there that deletes those cells.

"Michael" wrote:

I have the strangest thing happen that when I use the shortcut to copy it
highlights and deletes cells B7:J24.

Any one knows how to fix this issue?

Using MS 2002

To all of you that replied.... You guys Rock!

Worked like a charm!

Thanks again for your prompt replies!!

"David Biddulph" wrote:

"Michael" wrote in message
...
I have the strangest thing happen that when I use the shortcut to copy it
highlights and deletes cells B7:J24.

Any one knows how to fix this issue?

Have you checked your macros (under the Tools menu)?
--
David Biddulph