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When doing a paste/replace:in a table: | |||
*if the original copy is a "Copy-All", all table data, options and settings are<br /> properly set in the target table. Only the name and title are left unchanged. | *if the original copy is a "Copy-All", all table data, options and settings are<br /> properly set in the target table. Only the name and title are left unchanged. | ||
*if the original copy is a "Copy" of a range of cells (which could be all the cells<br /> in the table if they were selecteed), then the paste will only replace the columns<br /> and data, leaving the table options and settings intact. | *if the original copy is a "Copy" of a range of cells (which could be all the cells<br /> in the table if they were selecteed), then the paste will only replace the columns<br /> and data, leaving the table options and settings intact. | ||
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<font size="2">idkbase note 77</font> | |||
[[Category:Table]] | [[Category:Table]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Data/Exchange]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:03, 13 January 2008
When doing a paste/replace:in a table:
- if the original copy is a "Copy-All", all table data, options and settings are
properly set in the target table. Only the name and title are left unchanged. - if the original copy is a "Copy" of a range of cells (which could be all the cells
in the table if they were selecteed), then the paste will only replace the columns
and data, leaving the table options and settings intact.
idkbase note 77