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What is the importance of using both the cut and copy commands?
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Use cut to remove and have the option to paste somewhere else (original is removed). Use copy to make a copy to paste somewhere else (original remains unchanged). It is important that you have the option, so you can perform the desired actions.
A cut selection can be "Pasted Special" and transposed, turning rows into columns.
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