- By Ctrl+C, excel copies only visible cells to the clipboard. It excludes cells in rows or columns that are filtered, hidden, or grouped.
- By Ctrl+V, excel pastes cells from the clipboard into consecutive rows and columns not only visible but also those that are filtered, hidden or grouped. Note:
- To paste cells from clipboard into only visible cells use this AddIn.
- Shift+Ctr+K is useful when consolidating parts of a table into a whole table.
- Ctrl+C - copy consecutive (CR) or fragmented by hidding, grouping or filtering range (FR) of visible cells to clipboard (CB)
- Shift+Ctr+C - convert the selected range (SR) from CR or FR and save it (RR). Look SelectVisible, Copy visible cells only
- Ctrl+D - replicate the first row of SR to the whole SR including rows hidden by grouping or filters
- Shift+Ctr+C Ctrl+D - replicate the first row of SR to the entire RR, not including rows hidden by grouping or filters
- Ctrl+R - replicate the first column of SR to the entire SR including columns hidden by grouping
- Shift+Ctr+C Ctrl+R - replicate the first column of SR to the entire RR, not including columns hidden by grouping
- If FR is in CB Ctrl+V - inserts from it into SR including cells hidden by grouping or filtering values and formats
- If CR is in CB Ctrl + V - pastes from it into SR including cells hidden by grouping or filtering formulas and formats
- Ctrl+C Ctrl+Alt+V - pastes CR or FR from CB to SD including cells hidden by grouping or filtering with choice of insertion type
- Ctrl+C Shift+Ctr+X - Paste RR into SR without extending borders, not including cells hidden by grouping or filters. Look PasteX
- Ctrl+C Shift+Ctr+V - Paste RR into SR without extending borders and pasting values, not including cells hidden by grouping or filters. Look PasteV
- Shift+Ctr+K - same as in Shift+Ctr+V, but only empty cells (EC) are replaced and only if all key cells (not EC) are equal. Look PasteK
- Alt+F8 SaveAsAddIn Run - Save and set ThisWorkbook as AddIn. Look SaveAsAddIn
- There is a table
Whole
that needs to be filled in by different parts (sections, branches, subdivisions) - Red
Part1&2
- the result of filling in the tableWhole
- Blue
Part3
- the result of filling the tableWhole
- If parts in different books open them,
- filter
Whole
by Part<3, filterPart1&2
by Part<3, select fromPart1&2
Ctrl+C, paste intoWhole
Shift+Ctrl+K, - filter
Whole
by Part=3, filterPart3
by Part=3, select fromPart3
Ctrl+C paste intoWhole
Shift+Ctrl+K