How to Copy and Paste Values Without Formula in Excel

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Learn how to copy and paste values without formula in Excel - quick and easy. In this video tutorial, you will see how to easily copy cells which contain a formula and paste them in a way that you’ll preserve only the actual values of the cells, not the formulas inside them.

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wow thankyou so much, im gonna watch all your videos from now on.... :P
this has helped me on my daily reports, plus it helped me reduce the time i used to manually enter texts to a column.

The-Hungry-Glut
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Is there any shortcut key for paste only value?

Asfar
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how do you set excel to only paste this way? as default

Danny-Do-It
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There is a bug in this feature: If the formula results a blank value and you paste it as a value into another cell, there are some traces of that formula still left in the blanc destination cell too. You can verify this by creating manually another identical row, and then using the “Remove Duplicates” function: Excel will not interpret the identical rows as identical but keeps them both. However, if you delete the content of the copied blank cell manually, Excel will interpret the identical rows as identical and another row gets deleted.

For larger data masses, the only reliable paste method still seems to be Notepad: Copy the contents into Notepad and thereafter from Notepad to destination cell – then and only then all the formatting will get removed in copying.

Let's hope that Microsoft will solve this one day.

Aqua-ycpt
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Nope. The formila is still.being carried over. And it's driving me crazy!!

johnnyappleseedz