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Cut/Insert columns into an existing Group without breaking up the Group

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    Question Cut/Insert columns into an existing Group without breaking up the Group

    I am using Excel 2013 and have a bunch of columns in a Group (BG:DZ).
    The last two columns are empty.
    When I need to cut 2 columns from another section of the same Worksheet (AT:AU) and Insert them into the Group it breaks the group and the moved columns are outside it.

    How can I Cut/Insert columns into an existing Group and not have the Group break up?


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    Re: Cut/Insert columns into an existing Group without breaking up the Group

    Bump There has go to be a way.

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