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Annie B

Multiple paste not allowed
 
I use a custom function for an SAP application that pushes data to a database:
=PutCtData("PKAMOUNT","AMOUNT",A1:A5,)

As soon as this function is included in a spreadsheet, regardless of whether
I am connected to the database or not, I can only paste once after copying
(vs. typically being able to paste as many times as I want to before the
clipboard is cleared). It's as if the 'calculate' F9 function is being run
after each paste.

Another similar formula to pull from the database does not cause this problem
=GetCtData("PKAMOUNT","AMOUNT",A1:A5,)

Any suggestions on how to deactivate this, or why it would arise?

Barb Reinhardt

Multiple paste not allowed
 
I'm guessing it's going through some code when you paste something on your
sheet. Can you verify that?
--
HTH,
Barb Reinhardt

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"Annie B" wrote:

I use a custom function for an SAP application that pushes data to a database:
=PutCtData("PKAMOUNT","AMOUNT",A1:A5,)

As soon as this function is included in a spreadsheet, regardless of whether
I am connected to the database or not, I can only paste once after copying
(vs. typically being able to paste as many times as I want to before the
clipboard is cleared). It's as if the 'calculate' F9 function is being run
after each paste.

Another similar formula to pull from the database does not cause this problem
=GetCtData("PKAMOUNT","AMOUNT",A1:A5,)

Any suggestions on how to deactivate this, or why it would arise?


Annie B[_2_]

Multiple paste not allowed
 
Hi Barb

No, there is no code. I simply copy any cell / cells in the workbook
(Ctrl-C) and paste elsewhere (Ctrl-P) and then I cannot paste again. If I
right-click, the paste option will be greyed out.

Thanks



"Barb Reinhardt" wrote:

I'm guessing it's going through some code when you paste something on your
sheet. Can you verify that?
--
HTH,
Barb Reinhardt

If this post was helpful to you, please click YES below.



"Annie B" wrote:

I use a custom function for an SAP application that pushes data to a database:
=PutCtData("PKAMOUNT","AMOUNT",A1:A5,)

As soon as this function is included in a spreadsheet, regardless of whether
I am connected to the database or not, I can only paste once after copying
(vs. typically being able to paste as many times as I want to before the
clipboard is cleared). It's as if the 'calculate' F9 function is being run
after each paste.

Another similar formula to pull from the database does not cause this problem
=GetCtData("PKAMOUNT","AMOUNT",A1:A5,)

Any suggestions on how to deactivate this, or why it would arise?


Annie B[_2_]

Multiple paste not allowed
 
Barb, I didn't read that carefully enough. I am not using code, but there
must be code causing this. When I open Excel, it adds the application add-in
item to my toolbar automatically. I don't, unfortunately, have access to
this code. If that's the problem, I'm back to sending the case to SAP.

I was hoping there may be a setting I could change.

Thanks



"Annie B" wrote:

Hi Barb

No, there is no code. I simply copy any cell / cells in the workbook
(Ctrl-C) and paste elsewhere (Ctrl-P) and then I cannot paste again. If I
right-click, the paste option will be greyed out.

Thanks



"Barb Reinhardt" wrote:

I'm guessing it's going through some code when you paste something on your
sheet. Can you verify that?
--
HTH,
Barb Reinhardt

If this post was helpful to you, please click YES below.



"Annie B" wrote:

I use a custom function for an SAP application that pushes data to a database:
=PutCtData("PKAMOUNT","AMOUNT",A1:A5,)

As soon as this function is included in a spreadsheet, regardless of whether
I am connected to the database or not, I can only paste once after copying
(vs. typically being able to paste as many times as I want to before the
clipboard is cleared). It's as if the 'calculate' F9 function is being run
after each paste.

Another similar formula to pull from the database does not cause this problem
=GetCtData("PKAMOUNT","AMOUNT",A1:A5,)

Any suggestions on how to deactivate this, or why it would arise?


Satti Charvak

Multiple paste not allowed
 
Hi Annie,

Do one thing:
Click on start button - Run and in the text box write CLIPBRD.

This will open your system's clip board.

Now do the copy activity and see if the information is available in the
clipboard. Now paste it some where and then recheck clipboard.


I think SAP's components or something else is interfering in between.

Imp:- Are you not using the enter key to paste the copied info instead of
Ctrl-V or paste button.

Hitting enter for pasting a value actually makes pasting unavailable for
second time.


--
Kind Regards,
Satti Charvak
Only an Excel Enthusiast
Noida, India


"Annie B" wrote:

Barb, I didn't read that carefully enough. I am not using code, but there
must be code causing this. When I open Excel, it adds the application add-in
item to my toolbar automatically. I don't, unfortunately, have access to
this code. If that's the problem, I'm back to sending the case to SAP.

I was hoping there may be a setting I could change.

Thanks



"Annie B" wrote:

Hi Barb

No, there is no code. I simply copy any cell / cells in the workbook
(Ctrl-C) and paste elsewhere (Ctrl-P) and then I cannot paste again. If I
right-click, the paste option will be greyed out.

Thanks



"Barb Reinhardt" wrote:

I'm guessing it's going through some code when you paste something on your
sheet. Can you verify that?
--
HTH,
Barb Reinhardt

If this post was helpful to you, please click YES below.



"Annie B" wrote:

I use a custom function for an SAP application that pushes data to a database:
=PutCtData("PKAMOUNT","AMOUNT",A1:A5,)

As soon as this function is included in a spreadsheet, regardless of whether
I am connected to the database or not, I can only paste once after copying
(vs. typically being able to paste as many times as I want to before the
clipboard is cleared). It's as if the 'calculate' F9 function is being run
after each paste.

Another similar formula to pull from the database does not cause this problem
=GetCtData("PKAMOUNT","AMOUNT",A1:A5,)

Any suggestions on how to deactivate this, or why it would arise?


David Biddulph[_2_]

Multiple paste not allowed
 
Did you mean Ctrl-V instead of Ctrl-P ?
--
David Biddulph

"Annie B" wrote in message
...
Hi Barb

No, there is no code. I simply copy any cell / cells in the workbook
(Ctrl-C) and paste elsewhere (Ctrl-P) and then I cannot paste again. If I
right-click, the paste option will be greyed out.

Thanks



"Barb Reinhardt" wrote:

I'm guessing it's going through some code when you paste something on
your
sheet. Can you verify that?
--
HTH,
Barb Reinhardt

If this post was helpful to you, please click YES below.



"Annie B" wrote:

I use a custom function for an SAP application that pushes data to a
database:
=PutCtData("PKAMOUNT","AMOUNT",A1:A5,)

As soon as this function is included in a spreadsheet, regardless of
whether
I am connected to the database or not, I can only paste once after
copying
(vs. typically being able to paste as many times as I want to before
the
clipboard is cleared). It's as if the 'calculate' F9 function is being
run
after each paste.

Another similar formula to pull from the database does not cause this
problem
=GetCtData("PKAMOUNT","AMOUNT",A1:A5,)

Any suggestions on how to deactivate this, or why it would arise?





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