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In the case of the Copy command, content is copied to the new place and also exists in its
original place. The Paste command is used to paste the copied/cut data.
When you move or copy a cell, Excel moves or copies the entire cell contents and cell formatting.
To do so, follow the given steps:
2 Click on the Cut/Copy command. To move 4 Click on the
cells, click Cut. To copy cells, click Copy. Paste command.
1 Double-click on the cell whose content 3 Click on the cell where you would like to
we want to change. paste the information.
Quick Byte
Similar to Word, Excel also allows us to use shortcut keys to copy, cut, and paste the
content of the cells. The shortcut keys are:
• To Copy: Ctrl + C
• To Cut: Ctrl + X
• To Paste: Ctrl + V
i + USING UNDO AND REDO FEATURES
Similar to Word, Excel also allows you to use the Undo and Redo commands. The Undo command
is used to reverse the previous action that you have performed in the worksheet. With the help
of this command, you can reverse more than one action. On the other hand, the Redo command
is used to reverse the last Undo. You can access both the commands from the Quick Access
Toolbar located at the top-left corner of the Excel window. You can also use the Ctrl + Z key and
the Ctrl + Y key to Undo and Redo respectively.
i + COLUMN WIDTH AND ROW HEIGHT
On a worksheet, you can specify a column width of 0 to 255 and a row height of 0 to 409. This
value represents the number of characters that can be displayed in a cell that is formatted with
the standard font.
The default column width is 8.11 characters, and the default row height is 14.4 points. If a
column/row has a width or height of 0, it is hidden, i.e., it is not visible in the grid.
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