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keeping borders after pasting

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    keeping borders after pasting

    hi guys

    probably an easy one for most of you but i cant work it out

    i have a cell with a border round the left,top and right edge

    and everytime i paste something into that cell it removes the border so i have to manually do it again

    is there any way i can stop having to do this

    so that when i copy into the cell it stays exactly as it was before but with what ever i have copied into the cell also

    many thanks

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    Have you tried paste special > values

    http://www.bettersolutions.com/excel...I216522111.htm

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    Thanks For That Vba Noob
    Works A Treat

    Rather Than Having To Do That Manually Everytime

    Is It Possible That Excel Will Do It For Me

    So If I Copy A Cell On Sheet 3 And Then Go To A Cell In Sheet 1

    It Will Automatically Realise That I Want To Paste The Value???

    Many Thanks

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    Only with code.....as far as I know

    http://www.vbaexpress.com/kb/getarticle.php?kb_id=957

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    Or you could use onkey

    Not tried this myself but guess you can add to your personal modules

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    hey thanks vba

    quality stuff as ever

    many many thanks

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