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Using keyboard shortcut to copy and paste Step 1: highlight the column or cells you want to copy and paste. Step 2: Press Ctrl + C to copy column. Step 3: Press Ctrl + V to paste.

While you can not copy non-adjacent cells in different rows and columns, if you have non-adjacent cells in the same row or column, Excel allows you to copy these. For example, you can copy cells in the same row (even if these are non-adjacent). Just select the cells and then use Control + C (or Command + C for Mac).

Mouse Shortcut for Copy Paste Select the cells that you want to copy. Hold the Control key. Place the mouse cursor at the edge of the selection (you will notice that the cursor changes into an arrow with a plus sign) Left-click and then drag the selection where you want the cells to be pasted.

Copying a Column As-Is Using a Keyboard Shortcut With the entire column selected, use the keyboard shortcut Control + C (or Command + C if using Mac).Select the destination column where you want to paste the copied column. Paste it using the keyboard shortcut Control + V (or Command + V if using a Mac)

Control + C (Windows) or Command + C (Mac) to copy range of cells. Control + V (Windows) or Command + V (Mac) to paste in the destination cells.

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These three steps -- Ctrl+Y, Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V -- also work to copy a block of data from one group of fields in SAP to another group of analogous fields (fields which have the same width and depth) in SAP, whether the fields are numeric or have date or time formats.