When working with large amounts of data in Excel, you may need to copy and paste something you’ve already written, or perhaps move a selection entirely. Whether you’re working with data in a single worksheet, multiple worksheets, or even different workbooks, there are simple shortcuts you can use: cut, copy, and paste.
5 Quick Keyboard Shortcuts to Paste Values in Excel
Copying data in Excel is useful when you want to duplicate functions, formulas, charts, and other data. The new location can be on the same or a different worksheet, or even in a completely different workbook.
As in all Microsoft programs, there is more than one way to accomplish a task. In Excel, you can copy and move data in three ways:
When the copy command is activated, a duplicate of the selected data is temporarily stored in the clipboard until you paste it into the destination cell or cells.
