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Old 12-03-2013, 09:53 PM
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BobBridges BobBridges is offline how can I cut and paste a line in page1 to page 2 by clicking a button? Windows 7 64bit how can I cut and paste a line in page1 to page 2 by clicking a button? Office 2010 32bit
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Ok, I think I understand. Tell me whether this is right:
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I have a worksheet name in A1, and some data in A2 and A3. In A4 is a button. I'd like the button to cause Excel to cut the data from A2 and A3, and paste it to cells in the worksheet named in A1.
Is that right so far? That doesn't sound too hard. But then you said that after the paste, "the line must go to next line I mean in order". What does that mean? By "the line", do you mean what's displayed to the user, or the data that's already been moved to another worksheet?
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