Tuesday, February 8, 2011, 11:17:55 AM, Stefan wrote:
(1) Click on cell A1 and Ctrl+Click on cell B1. Type Ctrl+C. You
will get a warning, that Calc won´t do it this way.
(2) Click on cell A1 and Ctrl+Click on A3. Type Ctrl+C. Click on
cell C1 and type Ctrl+V. Works fine.
(3) Click on cell A1 and Ctrl+Click on A3. Type Ctrl+C. Open any
simple text editor on your system and type Ctrl+V. You get the
content of A1 only.
If seems here that if user Ctrl+selects cells in same column or row the operation is "successful",
otherwise dialog warning pops.
So, working tip would be that user can Ctrl+select diverse cells (in same column/row) and copy them
temporarily in other sheet, then regular select this temp data and copy/paste elsewhere
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