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Currently I'm working on something where I have to copy data from a
website into Excel 2007, the data is usually a row (or a few columns of the row) from a large table on the site. The problem I'm running into (and have ran into when doing other things too) is that by default Excel chooses to paste the selected text as HTML (I presume) which means that all the data is pasted into one cell, while I want each column from the table to go into a column in Excel. To accomplish this I need to select Paste Special and then unformatted text (or Unicode text). So I'm wondering, since I almost never want to paste as HTML, but rather prefer pasting as unformatted text, if there is a way to change the default pasting mode to unformatted text. -- Erik Wikström |
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