In an area of your computer called the "clipboard."
You can be using the clipboard where the data is being stored during the process. Depending on how you paste it, you might also use the Paste Link option, so that if data changes in the Excel document, it will update it in Word.
Use the Paste Special facility. From there you can then choose to paste the values, rather than the formulas.
You just need to copy in DOS.. It will automatically paste it.. To copy any file, run "copy" command.. Say you want to copy a file "data" from C: to D:, run "copy C:\data D:" and press enter.. It will automatically get paste..
You just need to copy in DOS.. It will automatically paste it.. To copy any file, run "copy" command.. Say you want to copy a file "data" from C: to D:, run "copy C:\data D:" and press enter.. It will automatically get paste..
Copy and paste refer to making copies of something on the computer or in a document. For instance, let's say you highlight some text and issue a copy command. A copy of that data is temporarily stored in memory in the computer. Then when you want it in another document, or another part of the same document, you use the paste command to put it there.
unprotected cells
cut/copy and paste or drag and drop.
Usually a table, but it depends on what you copy.
Embedding
when you use copy/cut/paste the information is stored in the clipboard
When you copy something on a website, it is stored in your device's clipboard, a temporary storage area for text or images. This allows you to paste the copied content elsewhere, such as in a document, email, or chat. The clipboard holds the copied data until you copy something new or restart your device.
If information is stored in a computer is is described as 'soft copy'. If information is stored on paper it is described as 'hard copy'