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how to copy, do something else, THEN paste?
I don't ever want to see the clipboard, be asked about it or anything like
that. But it seems like when I copy something to the clipboard in any other MS office application, I can paste it, do a bunch of stuff, paste it again, etc - it stays on on the clipboard until either I hit escape or copy/cut something else. It's even like this in excel when I'm pasting from somewhere else. And in VBE, or when I copy from the formula window. But when I copy a cell or range, it seems that almost ANYTHING I do knocks it off the clipboard. Copy, type a formula in a different cell, try to paste and there's nothing there. Copy, choose context menu, accidentally choose 'format cells' instead of paste-special, reopen context menu, there's nothing on the clipboard. Is there any way to fix this? |
how to copy, do something else, THEN paste?
To the best of my knowledge - NO, it is not possible.
I will be happy to be proved wrong. "GoBobbyGo" wrote: I don't ever want to see the clipboard, be asked about it or anything like that. But it seems like when I copy something to the clipboard in any other MS office application, I can paste it, do a bunch of stuff, paste it again, etc - it stays on on the clipboard until either I hit escape or copy/cut something else. It's even like this in excel when I'm pasting from somewhere else. And in VBE, or when I copy from the formula window. But when I copy a cell or range, it seems that almost ANYTHING I do knocks it off the clipboard. Copy, type a formula in a different cell, try to paste and there's nothing there. Copy, choose context menu, accidentally choose 'format cells' instead of paste-special, reopen context menu, there's nothing on the clipboard. Is there any way to fix this? |
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