What is the differance between Cut and Copy activities.
Cut functionality is different in Word and Excel?
In word, once you Cut the text you can paste it n number of times but in
Excel you can only paste once.

Yes, they do work differently. The easiest way to control cutting, copying
and pasting is to display the clipboard. Press CTRL+C twice before you start
your copying/cutting and then click on the items on the clipboard to paste
them.

Andrea Jones
www.allaboutoffice.co.uk
www.allaboutclait.com

"Nagendra" wrote:

What is the differance between Cut and Copy activities.
Cut functionality is different in Word and Excel?
In word, once you Cut the text you can paste it n number of times but in
Excel you can only paste once.

Cut removes the selection from the document; Copy does not. In Word,
anything placed on the Clipboard (by either Cut or Copy) remains there until
replaced by another Cut or Copy operation.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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What is the differance between Cut and Copy activities.
Cut functionality is different in Word and Excel?
In word, once you Cut the text you can paste it n number of times but in
Excel you can only paste once.