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You may want to
delete information
using Cut from the
Edit menu; that way, if
you accidentally cut
the wrong information,
you can paste if back
in place.
l_ To delete the contents
of cells:
1. Select the cell or range
of cells whose
contents
you want
to delete.
2.
Press
DELETE. The
coments
of the cell or range
are permanently
deleted.
OR
Press CUT. The contents of the cell or range
are trartsferred
to the
clipboard;
you can
use the Paste choice
on the Edit menu
to copy the cell or
range
to another
location.
Copying and Moving Information
Cut, Copy,and Paste
also appear in the Edit
menu.
As you work with Spreadsheet,
you may find k convenient
to copy and move
information.
There are two ways to do so:
•
Use the Fill choices on the Cell menu to copy the contents of the
active cell across a row or down a column.
•
Use the CUT, COPY, and PASTE keys to copy or move information
to any other location in a spreadsheet.
When
you copy
or move
values
and labels
from
one location
to another,
they
appear
the same
in both
locations.
When
you copy
or move
formulas,
however,
Spreadsheet
automatically
adjusts
relative
references
for the new
position
of the formula,-
You can override
this automatic
adjustment
by using
absolute
geirerence_._o["
i-fiiSi"einformation,
see Using
References
in Formulas
on page
86.
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