The simplest way is to select what you want to copy, and then using the fill, drag upwards. The fill handle is the little black dot in the bottom right of the box around the selected cell. Put the cursor over it until it becomes a solid black cross (not an arrow or the open white cross) then press the mouse button and while still holding it, start dragging up. Let go when you have all the cells that you want to copy into selected.
You could also just do copy through the Edit menu, the copy icon on the standard toolbar, or by pressing Ctrl and C, and then select the cells you want to copy into and paste into them, using the Paste option on the Edit menu, the Paste icon on the standard toolbar or by pressing Ctrl and V.
There is no copy area in Excel, but Windows has a clipboard where you can copy stuff.
Save excel in XLS file and then copy and paste to the disc if your operating system supports it. If not then download Nero 9 Lite to burn your disc with excel file. http://www.nero.com/eng/downloads-nero9-free.phpHave a good day.
clipboard
There is not a free copy of Microsoft Excel due to the license keys that have on them.
Right-click and copy Or Edit - select all - copy
Copy and Special Paste formulas.
you can't
Ctrl C is used for copy in Excel, as it is in other applications.
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Get a copy of MS Excel
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It depends upon the source of the list. Try to "highlight" and "copy" the list into Excel.