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For some reason, Excel won't allow me to paste into the find or replace dialog. This is more than a little inconvenient. Am I missing something? Has anyone seen this before? Is there a fix or workaround?
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Hello,
The usual things apply: OS version, Office version. How are you trying to paste? Please let us know the exact steps.
Christian
The usual things apply: OS version, Office version. How are you trying to paste? Please let us know the exact steps.
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Originally Posted by kc0arf
Hello,
The usual things apply: OS version, Office version. How are you trying to paste? Please let us know the exact steps.
Christian
OS X 10.2.8
MS Excel X v10.0
After selecting Edit > Find (or cmd-f) or Edit > Replace, I cannot paste from the clipboard into the fields in the Find or Replace dialog, by either cmd-v or by Edit > Paste. In the case of Edit > Paste, the option to paste is not even available (i.e., it is "grayed out"). Thanks!
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Hi,
What are the contents of the copy? What are you selecting when you hit cmd-c or cmd-v? What I am getting at is are you trying to copy a graphic into a text cell, or something strange like that.
I have also found out that in XL that you do not want to select "destination cells".
Christian
What are the contents of the copy? What are you selecting when you hit cmd-c or cmd-v? What I am getting at is are you trying to copy a graphic into a text cell, or something strange like that.
I have also found out that in XL that you do not want to select "destination cells".
Christian
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