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that doesn't work with any of the paste options, it paste first row's first cell's content in all first row's cells, then second cell's content in all second row's cells and so on . . .
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Try it and you'll see what I mean. I don't think you'll like the result.
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So is there no trick to paste these same formatted rows in the same table? |
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Read my replies in posts 12 & 14.
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