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Default How can I only the cells showing by a filter?

If I select to copy a filtered list of cells and pasted to another app, only
the visible cell contents got copied. If I pasted to another excel sheet,
all hidden cells got copied as well. How can I only copy filtered cells
within Excel? Thanks!
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Default How can I only the cells showing by a filter?

Excel should paste just the filtered data between sheets.

I don't know why it doesn't for you.

Which version of Excel are you running? I tested on 2003 version.

A workaround would be.......................

F5SpecialVisible cells onlyOK

Copy and paste.


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On Wed, 19 Dec 2007 13:54:03 -0800, Ping wrote:

If I select to copy a filtered list of cells and pasted to another app, only
the visible cell contents got copied. If I pasted to another excel sheet,
all hidden cells got copied as well. How can I only copy filtered cells
within Excel? Thanks!


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