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Hi Minny,
You'll probably get the result you're after by using Paste Special > Link to File and choosing the 'Excel Worksheet Object' or 'Picture (Enhanced Metafile)' paste format. Gary: The OP's profile indicates Office 2010. If you want the data to be linked, you have to use 'link and keep formatting' (which may only be available in Office 2010) or the 'Paste Special' option. The 'Paste Special' option is available in Office 2007.
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