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FILTERED CELLS COPY AND PASTE

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FILTERED CELLS COPY AND PASTE

HOW TO COPY AND PASTE ON EXCEL ON FILTERED CELLS

RE: FILTERED CELLS COPY AND PASTE

Hi Fieka

Cells that are filtered can be copied into other worksheets or workbooks. The filtered data does not get pasted.

But if you are pasting into another document such as an email message you may have to copy in a different way.
First select all the filtered data.
Then select Find and Select.
Click Go to Special.
Click on Visible cells only, OK.
Then copy and paste the data in the usual way.

Hope that answers your question.

Regards
Doug Dunn
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