Hi,

When copying and pasting from a particular site in question - for whatever reason it will not copy the color. Is there anyway to keep the original color ?

The link is

https://miseojeu.lotoquebec.com/en/r...mplete-results

Then:

1. Press on "complete results" on the left hand side.
2. Select sport "hockey"
3. Select sub-category "National"
4. Below that - select sub-category "Matches"
5. Choose time period "January 19, 2013"

Ok.... results will come up. As you can see there "green" in certain boxes.

When copy and pasting - I cannot find a way of keeping the "green".

Any help would be much appreciated.

What you're copying is html text. The formatting is most likely defined
in a CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) attached to the page.

What I did is create my own layout/design and just type the results in
manually. The project knows what the draw days are for each game it
tracks and so I just click the 'Add Draw' button and it positions me at
the first number to enter, with the next draw date already filled in.

If you don't want to type numbers manually then format your sheet
however you like and just 'Paste Values'! However, I suspect all
results end up in a single sell. I prefer to give them each their own
cell so I can analyse frequency/combinations easier.

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On Friday, April 26, 2013 7:42:46 PM UTC-4, GS wrote:
What you're copying is html text. The formatting is most likely defined

in a CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) attached to the page.



What I did is create my own layout/design and just type the results in

manually. The project knows what the draw days are for each game it

tracks and so I just click the 'Add Draw' button and it positions me at

the first number to enter, with the next draw date already filled in.



If you don't want to type numbers manually then format your sheet

however you like and just 'Paste Values'! However, I suspect all

results end up in a single sell. I prefer to give them each their own

cell so I can analyse frequency/combinations easier.



--

Garry



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Hi Gary,

I appreciate your reply. You are correct - "paste values" does not work. It isn't because they data goes into one cell. In fact, the data is fine - the issue is the color doesn't carry over.

As for your suggestion... sorry - you lost me completely.

I appreciate your reply. You are correct - "paste values" does not
work. It isn't because they data goes into one cell. In fact, the
data is fine - the issue is the color doesn't carry over.

Past Values does exactly that! It does not paste formating/formulas. So
if it pastes the data fine then it does indeed work because that's all
it's supposed to paste!

As for your suggestion... sorry - you lost me completely.

Using Paste Values lets you design the target sheet with your desired
formatting. Since Paste Values only pastes values, your target sheet
will remain however formatted after the values get pasted. IOW, design
the color into your target sheet.<g

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Thanks.


On Saturday, April 27, 2013 4:16:47 PM UTC-4, GS wrote:
I appreciate your reply. You are correct - "paste values" does not

work. It isn't because they data goes into one cell. In fact, the

data is fine - the issue is the color doesn't carry over.



Past Values does exactly that! It does not paste formating/formulas. So

if it pastes the data fine then it does indeed work because that's all

it's supposed to paste!



As for your suggestion... sorry - you lost me completely.



Using Paste Values lets you design the target sheet with your desired

formatting. Since Paste Values only pastes values, your target sheet

will remain however formatted after the values get pasted. IOW, design

the color into your target sheet.<g



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Garry



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Thanks

You're welcome!

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