Generally, in Excel, when we enter data of long length, adjusting the cell size is one of the more time-consuming processes as we need to manually adjust the cells. When we copy the cells to another location within the same sheet or to another sheet, if we need to adjust the cells every time, it can waste a lot of your time. Read this tutorial to learn how to copy column width and row height in Excel. Row height and column width in Excel can help us adjust the data on the sheet, which can improve our data visibility in ... Read More

Generally, in Excel, when we copy data from a sheet and try to paste it in a notepad, the cursor will move to the next line after pasting the data. When you don't want to move the cursor to the next line, you can keep it on the same line. We can complete the task with the help of a VBA application, as it can’t be completed directly in Excel. Read this tutorial to learn how to copy in Excel without adding a new line break. Even though it can be a lengthy process, it can be a simple one. ... Read More

Generally, in Excel, when we copy the cells, whether they contain formulas or not, the formatting of the cell will be copied automatically. Sometimes you only want to copy the formulas and not the formatting. In this case, we can use the copy and paste functions directly. If we try to copy them manually, it can be time-consuming and give us less accurate results. In order to complete our task more efficiently and quickly, we must use the paste special function. Read this tutorial to learn how you can copy formulas only and not formatting in Excel. Here, we will ... Read More

You could have tried to copy formulas and data in the sheet from one cell to another cell or even to a different sheet, but have you ever tried to copy the formatting of a cell from one cell to another cell? Let us assume a situation where you need to apply complex formatting to a particular cell and it is already present in another cell on the sheet. We can complete this task just by copying the formatting instead of repeating the formatting again. Read this tutorial to learn how you can copy cell formatting from one cell to ... Read More

If we have formula cells on an Excel sheet and we try to copy them in the default way, the formula is copied instead of the values. This can create a mess if we try to copy the data from one sheet to another, as we also change the reference values in the sheet for the formula. Manually typing the cell valves into a new list of cells and then copying them is our direct solution. This can be a time-consuming and inaccurate process. We can use a simple trick mentioned in this tutorial to complete our task in a ... Read More

Generally, in Excel, copying the data can be a time-consuming process as it involves many steps like clicking on the cell and using the copy command, then going to the destination cell and using the paste command. To get data from the left or above the current, we can use the simple trick described in this tutorial. Read this tutorial to learn how you can copy cells above or below with a shortcut key in Excel. Any combination of keys that can complete a task in less time is known as a shortcut key. A shortcut key can help us ... Read More

When we copy data with borders in Excel and paste it in another location on the same sheet or another sheet, the borders are automatically copied with the data. If you want to copy the data without borders, it can be a problem. If we try to remove the borders after pasting every time, then it can be a waste of time if we are copying the data multiple times. So, we need a faster process by which we can paste the data without borders, even though we copied the data with borders. Read this tutorial to learn how you ... Read More

Sometimes in Excel, you want to only copy the values that are unique. The values that are repeated are known as duplicate values. If we try to manually select only the unique values to copy, then it can be a time-consuming and inaccurate process. Read this tutorial to learn how to copy and paste values in Excel while avoiding duplicates. Copy and Paste Values Skipping Duplicates Using Filter Here, we will first select the data and then use the filter to paste the values, skipping the duplicate values. Let us see a simple process to know how we can copy ... Read More

Generally, in Excel, a list may or may not contain empty cells, and when we want to copy the values, the blank cells will also be copied by default. If we need to copy only the cells with data in them by skipping the blank cells, we need to use a special process. If we try to do this manually, it can be time-consuming. Read this tutorial to learn how you can copy and paste in Excel without skipping blank cells. We can complete this task in a faster and more efficient way by using the array formulas. How to ... Read More

When we have a list of elements in Excel and we want to arrange them in reverse order, it can be a complex and lengthy problem if we try to do it manually. We can make the order in reverse order easily if they are in a sorted list, but not in the case of unsorted lists. Read this tutorial to learn how you copy and paste rows or columns in reverse order in Excel. Copy and Paste Column in Reverse Order in Excel Here we will insert a VBA module and then run it to complete the task. Let's ... Read More