So it can be pasted into other programs easily.
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Usually, yes.
In an area of your computer called the "clipboard."
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The clipboard is a software facility that can be used for short-term data storage and/or data transfer between documents or applications, via copy and paste.So they're just the same.
Specific AnswerYou can cut/copy/paste cell data between your source and a Google Docs spreadsheet using the clipboard.General Answer The operating system clipboard feature is useful for every software application it runs, because the clipboard can be used as an intermediary and temporary storage area for digital data. Mostly, the clipboard is used for cut/copy/paste tasks.
Cut and copied items are temporarily stored in a clipboard, a special data storage area in your computer's memory. When you cut an item, it is removed from its original location and placed in the clipboard, while copying duplicates the item, leaving the original intact. The clipboard retains this data until you cut or copy something else or restart your device. You can then paste the item from the clipboard into a different location or application.
It is the simplified reference to where data is stored when you cut or copy something. It can then be pasted to its new location. It is likened to when you attach something temporarily to a clipboard to hold it.
Yes.
The target destination for data in the clipboard can be just about any Windows application you choose. If this does not answer your question, please think about what you would like to know and ask a more specific question.
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