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Borders do not need to be pasted, this should be the default posi.
I am using Office Excel 2003. When copying or moving cells I never want the
border from the original cell as well. All except borders should be the default position. It should not be necessary to go to the toolbar arrow beside the paste sign or to right click paste special, or repair borders later. |
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hanitam wrote...
I am using Office Excel 2003. When copying or moving cells I never want the border from the original cell as well. All except borders should be the default position. It should not be necessary to go to the toolbar arrow beside the paste sign or to right click paste special, or repair borders later. Since when did you start living in an ideal world? Why should your opinion and needs carry any greater weight than someone else who always wants borders? If you mean why can't Excel provide a means to allow users to set various defaults, the answer is that Microsoft doesn't see sufficient economic incentive to do so. If you want this functionality by default, write a macro, and add an icon to your toolbar to run it. |
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?B?aGFuaXRhbQ==?= wrote
I am using Office Excel 2003. When copying or moving cells I never want the border from the original cell as well. All except borders should be the default position. It should not be necessary to go to the toolbar arrow beside the paste sign or to right click paste special, or repair borders later. I only wish XL2000 did that. I'm tired of repainting borders every time I or someone else I work with copies a cell or group of cells not realizing borders don't get copied too because the gridlines are still visible. -- David |
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"hanitam" wrote:
I am using Office Excel 2003. When copying or moving cells I never want the border from the original cell as well. All except borders should be the default position. It should not be necessary to go to the toolbar arrow beside the paste sign or to right click paste special, or repair borders later. The answer is ctrl+c to copy what you want to copy. Move to the cell you want at the top right of where you are copying to as usual. Then alt+e, then s, then x then return. This should paste special the cell contents except borders. Bingo. Paste special has a whole bunch of useful pasting options. |
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