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One possibility is to format the entire destination sheet as "Text".
I think this will preserve all pasted data as is.
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That works with typing but not with pasting. You can easily try it yourself. Open a blank worksheet, format one column as General and one column as Text. Type "Feb 79" in a cell in both columns. They are displayed differently. Then type "Feb 79" somewhere else and put it on the clipboard. Paste into both columns. Both columns will show identical date data.
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