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Copy and paste text in Numbers on Mac Select the text to copy. Choose Edit > Copy (from the Edit menu at the top of your screen), or press Command-C. Note: If you want to remove the text from its original location, choose Edit > Cut instead. Click where you want the text to appear, then do one of the following:

Luckily, there's a simple shortcut you can use in Microsoft Excel to paste text without formatting. To use this shortcut, simply select the cell where you want to paste the text. Then, press Ctrl + Shift + V on your keyboard. This will paste the text without any formatting.

You might be familiar with this shortcut Ctrl + Shift + V (Cmd + Shift + V on Mac)?it's also called ?keep text only? or ?paste plain text??because of its popularity in other applications like Microsoft Teams, Word for the web, Google, and Gmail.

Keyboard shortcuts To apply the formatting you copied to a different text selection: Press Ctrl + Alt + v (Windows or Chrome OS) or ? + Option + v (Mac).

If a spreadsheet is open, click the More button in the toolbar, then choose Go to My Spreadsheets to return to the spreadsheet manager. Click the More button on the spreadsheet thumbnail, then choose Duplicate Spreadsheet. The word copy is appended to the duplicated spreadsheet's name.

Click where you want the text to appear, then do one of the following: Paste the text with its current formatting into a new paragraph: Choose Edit > Paste, or press Command-V.

If you only want to paste the values, you can press the "Command" key and the "Shift" key at the same time. Then, press the "V" key. This will paste only the values of the cells that you copied. You can also use the paste values shortcut by right-clicking on the cells where you want to paste the information.