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I want to be able to drag and drop cells without holding down the control
key. Just want to click on the cell and drag the info to a different
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You can.
Holding down the Ctrl causes a copy.

Or you mean you want to copy without the Ctrl held ?

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I want to be able to drag and drop cells without holding down the control
key. Just want to click on the cell and drag the info to a different
location.....Any ideas.......



Right-click the black border around the cell and drag to
the new position.
Choose from the displayed menu.

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