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Have you ever tried to copy cells in Excel when the range contains hidden columns? If you have, you may be frustrated by the outcome – the hidden columns of data will paste as well.
The next time you need to do this, highlight the cells, press Ctrl+G, click the Special button, and select Visible cells only. Now when you copy and paste, Excel will stop pasting the hidden data.
Extra Tip: If you did want to paste all that data but have the columns stay hidden, after you perform a normal copy and paste, right-click again and choose Paste Special > Keep Source Column Widths.
Author: Ryan Donelan
rdonelan@microknowledge.com
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