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Default Copying a row to another spreadsheet

How do I make sure I'm not creating a link, when I copy a row from one
of two versions of a spreadsheet to another?

I wanted to copy some new data to a backup of my old spreadsheet. I
renamed the backup, cut some data from rows of my new spreadsheet to
my backup, then I closed them both, renamed the backup back, and
copied the backup over the original. But I got a link that I had to
search for to eliminate.

My version of Excel is a newer one where I can't find anything in the
menus, including the version of Excel.

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I would think you'd just need to Copy Paste Special values instead of
Copy Paste.

Something like:
Range("D6").Copy
Range("G6").PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues
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