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Chapter 1 - Excel - McGraw-Hill

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After you select and cut cells, the cells are placed on the Clipboard. To place the contents<br />

of the Clipboard in the spreadsheet, use the Paste command. There are three ways to move text<br />

using Cut and Paste.<br />

• Ribbon buttons: Cut and Paste buttons [Home tab, Clipboard group]<br />

• Shortcut commands: Ctrl+X to cut and Ctrl+V to paste<br />

• Context menu: Right-click a cell or range of cells to display the context menu, and click Cut.<br />

HOW TO: Move Cell Contents Using Cut and Paste<br />

1. Select the cell or cell range you want to move.<br />

2. Click Cut [Home tab, Clipboard group]. A moving border appears around<br />

the selected source cell or cell range (Figure 1-15).<br />

• If you choose not to move data, press Esc to remove the moving border.<br />

3. Select the destination cell location.<br />

• Click the cell in the top left of the range where you want to paste.<br />

4. Click Paste [Home tab, Clipboard group].<br />

• If the destination cell or cell range is not empty, pasted data overwrites<br />

existing data. To prevent loss of data, use Insert Cut Cells [Home tab,<br />

Insert group].<br />

• You can paste data that you cut only one time.<br />

1-15 Moving cell contents using<br />

Cut and Paste<br />

ANOTHER WAY<br />

Press Ctrl+X to cut or right-click the cell and select Cut from the context menu. Alternatively, you<br />

can press Ctrl+V to paste or right-click the destination cell and select Paste from the context menu.<br />

Office Clipboard<br />

The Office Clipboard stores cut or copied data from <strong>Excel</strong> or other Office applications, and<br />

the data stored on the Clipboard is available to <strong>Excel</strong> or to other applications such as Word<br />

and PowerPoint. The Clipboard<br />

can hold up to 24 items. Click<br />

the Clipboard launcher to open<br />

the Clipboard pane. Each time<br />

you cut or copy, the item appears<br />

at the top of the Clipboard pane.<br />

You can paste one item from the<br />

Clipboard or paste the entire contents<br />

of the Clipboard.<br />

HOW TO: Use the Office Clipboard<br />

1. Click the Home tab.<br />

2. Click the Clipboard launcher to display the<br />

Clipboard pane (Figure 1-16).<br />

3. Click Clear All to empty the Clipboard. 1-16 Clipboard pane<br />

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<strong>Excel</strong> 2013 <strong>Chapter</strong> 1 Creating and Editing Workbooks

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