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Yes, there is a way to copy the formatted value and paste it as a new value in Excel. Here are the steps:
Note that this method will only work if the original value(s) have been formatted using Excel's built-in number or date formats. If the original value(s) have been formatted using custom formats or formulas, this method may not work as expected. In that case, you may need to re-enter the value(s) with the desired format.
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