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How to skip a column while paste values?

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    How to skip a column while paste values?

    I have copied values from cells and now i am trying to paste the values into range of cells.

    But i want to skip column while paste the values.

    This is what i tried but I need to skip a clumn.

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    I need the output as shown in below format


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    Re: How to skip a column while paste values?

    Maybe:

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