So the new column would be something like this: one cell with data followed by 3 blank cells, followed by another cell with data, and then 3 more blank cells, etc.

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You can achieve the same effect by dragging the formula cell to new range if the new range is adjacent.

This is very useful when you created a form and would like to replicate some of the cells to another area.

So he wanted you to create another table to track sales and you want to maintain the column widths in the new table.

You dont have to move back and forth looking for column widths or anything.

How would you do that Of course you can rely on trusty paste-special to do that little job for you.

Just use ALT E S E.

This will transpose copied values before pasting, thus converting rows to columns and columns to rows.

Just use ALTE S L to create an automatic reference to copied range of cells.

For example, if you want to paste few lines of this blog post in an excel sheet but would like to see each word in a separate cell, you can copy the content here (CTRLC), go to your excel sheet and use CTRLV to paste the data and then click on the paste icon that appears at the bottom of the pasted cell and select use text import wizard option.

This will launch the mildly powerful text import wizard of excel using which you can convert copied text to columns by defining some simple parsing conditions.

The default options split text into words (by using space as a delimiter).

You can use this option to convert most types of text including comma separated values, fixed width values.

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Basically I want the page to look the same as if I did save as HTML.

But you can save the sheet as html file and refer to it in your wordpress post using html embedding, could be painful as Excel save as html writes a ton of css code.

There is a simple way to do this in excel, using import text option.

But this is not always preferable, especially if you need to split text as part of a.

I am trying to paste text into a worksheet, and Excel insists on breaking each line into separate columns (like tip 5, Paste text by converting it to columns).

Thats a fine thing when you want it, but how can I make it NOT do that I searched through the Excel Help and found no answer.

If you copy this text to Excel afterwards, the text will be inserted in Excel in several rows (one row one line of text), but only one column.

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