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protect borders
Hello, is there a way to protect borders on excel? We have forms that have different thicknesses in the borders and when people copy and paste, the thickness can change, which makes the whole form l...
Justin, few more
If by mouse,
-Add to Quick Access Toolbar icons Copy and Paste Values (Copy is only not to jump from ribbon to QAT) and train people to use them instead of ribbon Copy/Paste.
- right click selected cell/range border, drag it to the destination place and Copy Here as Values Only from appeared, after you release right button, menu.
If by keyboard, Ctrl+C => Ctrl+V, Ctrl, Down, Down, Enter.
And I still prefer Ctrl+Ins/Shift+Ins instead of Ctrl+C/Ctrl+V.
Hi SergeiBaklan,
Thanks for expanding on these!
Yes, the QAT is actually a great method as you've mentioned. I completely forgot about this nifty little tool!
Regarding keyboard shortcuts, somehow Alt + E + S +V + Enter feels a lot more intuitive for me. Maybe it's because E and S are right next to each other, and V isn't that far off either. What's more, all 3 letters reside in the left side of the QWERTY keyboard configuration!
Best,
Justin