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Previously, when I used the function Paste Special a dialog box appeared
prompting for selections such as all, formula, formatting, etc. Suddenly,
when I start a new worksheet, a different dialog box appears prompting for
options for embedding the item I am trying to paste. Obviously an setup
option has changed €“ can you tell me whats going on?
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My guess is that you have two different instances of excel open--not two
workbooks open in the same instance.

Try closing one of the workbooks (and that instance of excel, too).

Then go to the other workbook's instance of excel and use File|open to open the
second file.

Now try copy, then paste|special.



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Previously, when I used the function Paste Special a dialog box appeared
prompting for selections such as all, formula, formatting, etc. Suddenly,
when I start a new worksheet, a different dialog box appears prompting for
options for embedding the item I am trying to paste. Obviously an setup
option has changed €“ can you tell me whats going on?


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