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esco esco is offline how can I cut and paste a line in page1 to page 2 by clicking a button? Windows 7 32bit how can I cut and paste a line in page1 to page 2 by clicking a button? Office 2010 32bit
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Sorry for poor explanation. Yes I mean worksheet."So when you click the Save button, you want something in Excel to cut all the lines from somewhere and paste them to another worksheet "yes true.
"Lines" I mean for example I write something to A2 A3 and A4.after clicking save button in A5 , it will cut A2 A3 and A4 and paste to another worksheet. But excel must see which worksheet writes in A1. İf in A1 it says worksheet 2, excel must cut and paste to worksheet 2
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