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Hi,
1) I am not exactly sure why you intend to copy the data since in any case you do not plan to paste it immediately. Why not "Go do something else" , copy data & then paste it immediately. 2) If you still want it the your way, you can try copying data to the windows clipboard (instead of office clipboard) & check if it works. Check the link below http://www.cpearson.com/excel/clipboard.htm HTH -- Tausif Mohammed "k1sr" wrote: I'm guessing I'm not the only one with this problem, but why on earth is Excel the only Office program which doesn't allow you to copy a selection, go and do something else, then paste the data...? Is there any way (with script) that I can copy a range of cells from Excel such that they are stored in the clipboard (like a table) allowing me to go and do something else and paste the data at any time (without having to keep the little dotted border around the range I copied) |
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