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scott wrote:
> later if needed without having to go back to the original Excel file,
> update, then copy & paste again.
I try to avoid having my tax returns change once I've filed them. :-)
Yeah, there's various paste stuff like that - keep old/new formatting, and
link/copy data. I think in 2003 it shows up after you do the paste, on the
lightning bolt. (Which also disappears once you scroll or move too far or
something, which was annoying.)
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