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I need shortcut in Excel for coping text only and not the entire c
In Excel is there a shortcut that copies the text (value) only and not the
entire cell. If you select a cell in a spreadsheet and use CTRL-C it copies the cell and contents. If you want the text only from the cell you must use a mouse to place a cursor there and drag/highlight all of text this takes too much time when editing vast amounts of data. Is there a shortcut to select the text (value) only of a cell without using a mouse? |
No, there is not such a short cut
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "UABCSA" wrote in message ... In Excel is there a shortcut that copies the text (value) only and not the entire cell. If you select a cell in a spreadsheet and use CTRL-C it copies the cell and contents. If you want the text only from the cell you must use a mouse to place a cursor there and drag/highlight all of text this takes too much time when editing vast amounts of data. Is there a shortcut to select the text (value) only of a cell without using a mouse? |
Thank you
"UABCSA" wrote: In Excel is there a shortcut that copies the text (value) only and not the entire cell. If you select a cell in a spreadsheet and use CTRL-C it copies the cell and contents. If you want the text only from the cell you must use a mouse to place a cursor there and drag/highlight all of text this takes too much time when editing vast amounts of data. Is there a shortcut to select the text (value) only of a cell without using a mouse? |
You can assign a shortcut key to the following macro.
Sub CopyText() Dim D As New DataObject D.SetText ActiveCell.Text D.PutInClipboard End Sub You'll need a reference to the MSForms library. In the VBA Editor, go to the Tools menu, choose References, and scroll to and check "Microsoft Forms 2.0 Object Library". -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "UABCSA" wrote in message ... In Excel is there a shortcut that copies the text (value) only and not the entire cell. If you select a cell in a spreadsheet and use CTRL-C it copies the cell and contents. If you want the text only from the cell you must use a mouse to place a cursor there and drag/highlight all of text this takes too much time when editing vast amounts of data. Is there a shortcut to select the text (value) only of a cell without using a mouse? |
If the cell below your target is empty, you can use Ctrl-' (single quote) to
make a duplicate copy of the text in the cell above, then cut that text to the clipboard "UABCSA" wrote in message ... In Excel is there a shortcut that copies the text (value) only and not the entire cell. If you select a cell in a spreadsheet and use CTRL-C it copies the cell and contents. If you want the text only from the cell you must use a mouse to place a cursor there and drag/highlight all of text this takes too much time when editing vast amounts of data. Is there a shortcut to select the text (value) only of a cell without using a mouse? |
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