IN EXCEL, A COLUMN OF DATA FROM AN UNFILTERED TABLE IS GLUED TO A COLUMN FROM A FILTERED TABLE.

You can't see it after copying, and you need to filter it - you can see it after selecting all.

Quickly move Copy Cells Select the cell first, then move the mouse pointer to the cell border, press the left mouse button and drag to a new position, and then release the key to move. To duplicate a cell, press Ctrl before releasing the mouse.

Quickly fuzzy search data to select the entire worksheet, when entering the lookup, you can use the question mark (?) ) and an asterisk (*) as wildcards for easy lookup. Question mark (?)

represents one character, and the asterisk (*) represents one or more characters. The point to note is that since the question mark (?) ) and asterisk (*) as wildcards, so how do you find the question mark (?).

And what about the asterisk (*)? Just precede these two characters with a tilde ( ) and you're good to go.

Quickly hold down the shift key or Ctrl key on multiple worksheets at the same time with mouse operations, and select multiple worksheet tabs adjacent or not adjacent to each other at the bottom of the workbook to perform multi-faceted batch processing. In general, the main operations carried out are as follows:1

Page Setup: You can quickly set the same page for the selected worksheet. 2.

Enter the same data: You can quickly enter the same data in multiple worksheets. 3.

Quick Actions: Perform a series of the same operations in multiple worksheets, such as setting font size, font, color, merging and undoing cells, etc. 4.

Enter Formula: Quickly enter the same formula to perform formula juice calculation.

One-click to open workbooks in different folders, first open the workbook you need, and then select "View-Window-Save Workspace" to generate a workspace file, next time you want to open these workbooks, just click on the workspace file

Quickly close multiple workbooks in batches1Shift+Close button on top right2Double-click the Office button3Customize the Quick Access work bar to add "Close All".

You can hold down the Ctrl key in the current filtered state and then use the left mouse button to click on a non-contiguous line to duplicate it. Then go to the excel file that needs to be pasted and paste it. Here's how:

1. Open an excel file on your computer and click on the data to select filter.

2. At this time, select the keywords that need to be filtered in the filter state, click the drop-down arrow to select the required data and click the OK button.

3. You can see the current filtered data, if you need to copy the discontinuous rows in the filtering results, you can first hold down the Ctrl key on the keyboard, and click a desired row with the mouse first.

4. Continue to click on other distiring rows with the mouse, and you can see that two distiring rows have been selected.

5. At this time, release the CTRL key, right-click in the selected area, and select the Copy button.

6. Open the other excel files you need to use, click on Huailing, right-click and select the paste button.

7. At this time, you can see that the discontinuous lines in the previous file have been pasted into a new file by copying and pasting.

1. First open Excel** and enter the relevant information.

2. Then select the options shown in the diagram. This is important.

3. Then copy its contents.

4. Then check Select all.

5. Then press CTRL+G to check the illustrated options. This is important.

6. Then find a potato cell at random, right-click and select paste.

7. Finally, stupid fingers can be pasted. The method is simple.

No, you usually use A=B directly, and selecting "Targeting" in Ctrl+G has nothing to do with copying and pasting.

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In Excel, to replace the filtered data, you should follow the method of selecting first and then operating, and the specific steps are as follows:

1. Select the filter result area.

2. Press F5 or CTRL+G shortcut key to bring up the positioning dialog box.

3. Click Targeting, select the visible cell, and click OK.

4. At this time, you can copy the operation.

5. In Excel, if you want to perform other operations on the filter result, you can use this method, and select the filter result first.

Perform the following operations in the filtered state.

1，ctrl+g

2, Targeting - Visible cells.

3. Copy. 4. Cancel the original filter, that is, clear the original filter, and paste it (you can paste it in another worksheet if you don't cancel the filter).

Direct copy-paste is not possible, you can do it in two steps (assuming the first cell filtered out is A3, and the column that needs to be pasted is column C):

1.Enter =A3 in C3 and the formula drops down to fill.

2.Remove the filter and copy and paste column C as a numeric value.

Is it just to paste the filtered data into another column?

You can click the left mouse button to select from the first ** to the last ** you need to copy, and then press ctrl+c on the keyboard, this is copy, then click with the mouse the first ** of which column you want to paste, and then press ctrl+v on the keyboard, this is this paste, and the operation is done.

1. First open Excel** and enter the relevant information.

2. Then select the options shown in the diagram. This is important.

3. Then copy its contents.

4. Then check Select all.

5. Then press Ctrl+G to check the options shown in the diagram. This is important.

6. Then find a random cell and right-click to select paste.

7. Finally, you can paste it. The method is simple.

Tool: Office 2013

Here's how:1Copy and paste the data from Sheet1 into Column A after the filter of Sheet2:

2.Create a secondary column in column B in sheet2: select the column B area corresponding to the filtered data region, then enter the number 1, and press Ctrl+Enter to fill in all:

3.Create auxiliary column 2 in column 2c and populate the sequential sequence of numbers starting with 1:

4.Let the secondary column 1 sort sequentially:

5.Copy the data in sheet1 and paste it into a1 in sheet2 (note the header position).

6.Sort the auxiliary column 2 in ascending order, and copy the data in sheet1 to the filtered data in sheet2:

excel cannot be directly pasted into the filtered **, you can use the following method:

1. Copy the columns that need to be filtered into a new ** column b, and fill the sequence in column a;

2. Screen the columns that need to be screened to get the results after screening;

3. Copy the serial number corresponding to the filter result, go to column A below the last row of the data area, and paste the corresponding data to be pasted in column B;

4. Delete the filtered results above (delete the whole row, if there is no filtering, please ctrl+g to locate the visible cells and then delete).

5. Cancel the filter, select column labels A and B to sort, and then copy the data of column B back to the original ** (before filtering).

There is a way, and the steps are:

1. Add two auxiliary columns to column D and column E, where column E enters the serial number ......2. After screening, copy the eligible age to the empty space below. Then select d2:

D6, press Ctrl+G, locate the condition, visible cells, enter 1 in the bar, press Ctrl+Enter.

3. Cancel the filter, sort by column d, and paste the age below ** into column c.

4. Sort by column E. The last result you get is the desired result, which is to skip the hidden line paste.

Kiss that line of the selected number and click on it"data"-"Filtering"Then in the bonus column, select only the blank ones to filter out all the ones that don't have bonuses, and then copy the data to another** and paste it selectively, just paste the data.

The above diagram is written as a column, which is the first line.

Excel uses a function to automatically implement a method for filtering and copying a filtered portion of a column into another table:

Method 1: Perform more than two filtering operations, which can be the same column or different columns. If you only perform a filtering operation, you will ostensibly select the filtered data, but in fact, all the unfiltered data will be included. So when we copy and paste after filtering, sometimes it's the filtered visible data, sometimes it's all the data.

In fact, it is possible to determine whether the copied data is filtered or all: if there are flashing ripple lines in many rows after copying, it is the filtered data, and if there are only flashing ripple lines around the selected data, it is all data.

Method 2: After filtering, select the area that needs to be copied, select "Start Find and Select Targeting Visible Cells", and then copy and paste, which is the filtered content.

Method 3: Select the area to be copied after filtering, press "Alt" and semicolon keys at the same time, and then copy and paste.

There is a way, and the steps are:

1. Add two auxiliary columns to column D and column E, and enter the serial number ...... in column E2. After screening, copy the eligible age to the empty space below **. Then select D2:D6, press Ctrl+G, locate the condition, visible cells, enter 1 in the bar, and press Ctrl+Enter.

3. Cancel the filter, sort by column d, and paste the age below ** into column c.

4. Sort by column E. In the end, you get the desired result, that is, jump the imitation ant and argue that the hidden line is pasted.