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Like other range-related functions in Lotus, you must first press CTRLHF2)
(MEX) and then select the range. In the other applications, you select the
material you wish to copy before choosing
You may use the Clipboard to copy one range of cells to another (instead of using
the Copy Range feature on the 1-2-3 menu), but the cells will be pasted as labels,
no matter how they may have been formatted before being copied. If you want
the formatting retained, don’t use the Clipboard to copy cells. If, nevertheless,
you find yourself needing to recreate the formatting quickly, you might be able
to use the Data Parse feature (see pages 84-88).
You can use the Clipboard to paste a range of cells into the Memo Editor (see
below), or into the Phone Book (see above). Remember that each row of cells
copied will produce one line of text when pasted into another application. The
spaces between the cell items are translated into spaces in the resulting paste.
In the Calculator: As with Lotus 1-2-3, the Clipboard functions can be found
by using the key—CTRU-F2) (MEIZX) and EBD.
You may copy the right-most number from the calculator line, remembering,
of course, that the Clipboard copy will no longer be a numerical value but a
textual numeral—a label. You may paste this numeral into a cell in 1-2-3, or
into the Memo Editor.
You may copy a whole Solver equation to the Clipboard and paste it into an
equation list, where it can be edited. This can save a lot of retyping when you
reuse large sections of complex Solver formulas. Unfortunately, you cannot
copy part of a Solver equation, only the whole thing.
Transferring Spreadsheet Data to a Text Document
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Open up the memo to which you want to add the spreadsheet data. Then switch
to 1-2-3 and open the spreadsheet and move the cursor to upper left cell of the
range you wish to copy. Make sure that you're in READY mode.
. Press (M=IX). You'll be prompted to give the range you wish to copy.
Type in a range (e.g. C39. «©4 1) and press [ENTER).
. Press(E)to return to the memo you are writing, and move the cursor to the spot
where you want the upper left-hand cell to appear.
. Press (Fa)(Past e) to insert the spreadsheet data. Remember that this data
is merely text—no longer having any “spreadsheet-like” connection to the
spreadsheet from which it was copied. Tidy up the appearance of the newly-
copied text by adding or deleting spaces until the columns line up.
3. SHARING INFORMATION BETWEEN APPLICATIONS