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Paste Special Percentage

Posted on May 20, 2023 By ANmar

One of many tricks that we overlook due to the huge number of possibilities in Excel and its functions.

This one I wanted to keep helping me as reference, it is how to change a number in range of cells by copying another value OVER it with ‘Paste Special’. Checkout screenshot.

Excel User tips, Non-functions Tags:Copy, Paste, Paste Special, Percentage

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