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I feared this might be the case. Many thanks to both of you for your
replies. V "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Maybe you can sort your "to" data so that the range to be pasted is contiguous. Then do the copy|Paste and then resort your data to put it in the order you like. Victor Delta wrote: I have an Excel spreadsheet where some of the rows are not visible as they are auto-filtered out. I have a column of 20 cells from another sheet that I want to paste in to cells in the top 20 visible rows of the first sheet. However, whenever I try this using Paste or Paste Values, it fills the top 20 cells including the invisible rows. Is there any way I can just paste into the visible rows please? TIA V -- Dave Peterson |
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