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"copy paste" using "=" but its only pulling the first value of the selection?

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    "copy paste" using "=" but its only pulling the first value of the selection?

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    I dont think a function can be any simpler... I want to copy I13:I16 into J13:J16... I want the hard values, not formulas. I believe this should work... and it does, but only for the row 13 value.

    someone please point out my stupidity.

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    Re: "copy paste" using "=" but its only pulling the first value of the selection?

    An assignment statement does not copy an entire range. It will only consider the upper-left cell of a range. You want this:

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    Last edited by 6StringJazzer; 06-07-2012 at 10:49 AM. Reason: Removed example that showed a full copy/paste because OP specifically wants to paste values, not formulas
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    Re: "copy paste" using "=" but its only pulling the first value of the selection?

    I appreciate it, thats wierd, I found this solution in a different thread that was solved, indicating it would replace a range. I must have misunderstood.

    thank you very much, worked perfectly.

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    Re: "copy paste" using "=" but its only pulling the first value of the selection?

    I would be interested in reviewing the other thread, if you have a link handy.

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