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Formatting - Pasting fm external app
I have a spreadsheet which I copy/paste data from a website. When I paste
the formatting takes on the format fm the website. Is there a way I can "hardcode" the format of the spreadsheet instead of the format of the website? tks in advance, steve |
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Formatting - Pasting fm external app
Hi,
In Excel use Edit, Paste Special, Text rather than the default HTML. -- Cheers, Shane Devenshire "sjs" wrote: I have a spreadsheet which I copy/paste data from a website. When I paste the formatting takes on the format fm the website. Is there a way I can "hardcode" the format of the spreadsheet instead of the format of the website? tks in advance, steve |
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