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Dear all,
When I try to copy a range of cells and paste to another
range in the same sheet, the cell that
being patsted do not have the same width and height of the original
cell. I need to adjust the cell width and height one by one. Is there
any mothod to let the pasted cell have the same width and height as the
original cells without adjusting the width manully?

Thanks.

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hon123456 Wrote:
Is there
any mothod to let the pasted cell have the same width and height as
the
original cells without adjusting the width manully?


There is a Paste\Special\Column width option to fix the widths. The
height is a separate step. Highlight the FROM row (entire row) then
Copy, Paste Special\Formats (NB, you don't have to use formats to copy
the row heights, but if you don't, you will get the data too.

Matt


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Thanks Mallycat. It helps.
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hon123456 Wrote:
Is there
any mothod to let the pasted cell have the same width and height as
the
original cells without adjusting the width manully?


There is a Paste\Special\Column width option to fix the widths. The
height is a separate step. Highlight the FROM row (entire row) then
Copy, Paste Special\Formats (NB, you don't have to use formats to copy
the row heights, but if you don't, you will get the data too.

Matt


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Dear all,
Thanks for Malllycat. But the method only copy heights ans
width. Can I copy heights and width and data too? Thanks.
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hon123456 Wrote:
Is there
any mothod to let the pasted cell have the same width and height as
the
original cells without adjusting the width manully?


There is a Paste\Special\Column width option to fix the widths. The
height is a separate step. Highlight the FROM row (entire row) then
Copy, Paste Special\Formats (NB, you don't have to use formats to copy
the row heights, but if you don't, you will get the data too.

Matt


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