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Copy value of the cells but not formatted one
In a work procedure, I use this format "SQL "@ to define some SQL statements
that user must do. The problem I have is whenever we copy the cell, to paste it in a third party software, the value that is pasted is including the format section "SQL " which I don't want. Is there a way to keep Excel from taking this as the actual value of the cell ? Users won't want to copy from the formula bar cause it takes one more clic to get there (long procedures...) and also since value in the cell might be very long... Anyone knows how to do this ? It would be very appreciated ! |
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Copy value of the cells but not formatted one
Anybody as an idea ?
Thanks "Pascal.Landry" wrote: In a work procedure, I use this format "SQL "@ to define some SQL statements that user must do. The problem I have is whenever we copy the cell, to paste it in a third party software, the value that is pasted is including the format section "SQL " which I don't want. Is there a way to keep Excel from taking this as the actual value of the cell ? Users won't want to copy from the formula bar cause it takes one more clic to get there (long procedures...) and also since value in the cell might be very long... Anyone knows how to do this ? It would be very appreciated ! |
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