What is copy in Microsoft Excel?

Answer 1

Copy initiates a store string command and a write command once you hit "Paste"

Basically, Copy creates an identical duplicate of whatever you copied, be it a few words, or an entire hard drive.

Answer 2

It means making a clone out of you using your DNA and therefore two of you to reduce the workload. You put your blood sample on a CD and insert it in the CD-ROM. And then Microsoft Word will work its wonders.

Answer 3

Copying is taking an item, such as text or graphic and making a copy of it in the computer's memory, with a view to putting it elsewhere in the document, possibly to save you having to create the item again. So it could be a word or a paragraph or a graphic or a table etc. So for example, you might copy an existing table and then change some of the data, in the new version instead of having to start from the beginning. It might have different data, but the same headings as the first one, so it is easier to copy it and ensure the basic structure is the same.

Copying can be done lots of ways using the keyboard, mouse, menus or icons. For example, the shortcut combination Ctrl - C will copy whatever is selected at that moment. Having copied something, you then use the Paste command to put the copy into a new location. There are also various ways of doing that. The corresponding keyboard shortcut would be the Ctrl - V combination.

Answer 4

It takes a copy of the selected item, like text or graphics, into the memory of the computer and onto what is known as the Clipboard in Microsoft Word. You can then Paste what you have copied as many times as you want, while leaving the original in place. This can save you a lot of work in repetitive tasks.

Answer 5

A copy is to place a copy of selected text on the clipboard of the office clipboard.