Where is my “copied” text?

Where is my “copied” text?

Click on Start then double-click My Computer and open C: Local Disk Drive by double-clicking it.

Inside your C: Local Disk Drive folder find the folder called Windows and double-click it.

Inside your Windows folder locate another folder called System32.

Go ahead and double-click the clipbrd icon.

How to paste as text?

In the worksheet with the formulas you want to copy,press Ctrl+~ keys simultaneously to display all formulas in cells.

Open the Notepad with clicking Start> All Programs> Accessories> Notepad. See screenshot:

In the opening Notepad window,paste the copied formula with pressing Ctrl+V keys.

Select a blank cell in a worksheet you want to paste the formulas,and then click Home> Paste> Use Text Import Wizard. See screenshot:

In the popping up Text Import Wizard dialog box,keep Delimited option checked,and click the Next button.

In the second wizard,uncheck all Delimiters options,and then click the Next button. See screenshot:

In the third dialog box,select the Text option in the Column data format section,and finally click the Finish button.

Then all copied formulas are pasted as text in selected cells. Go back to the original sheet,press the Ctrl+~ keys to close the formula displaying mode.

How do you copy text in Excel?

Steps Copy all of your tab-delimited text. Select the cell in Excel that you want to paste into. Paste the data. Select the entire column of data. Open the Data tab and click “Text to Columns”. Select “Delimited” and click “Next”. Select the character that your data is separated by. Choose the format of the first column.

How do I print from my clipboard?

After you hit Print Screen (which you can do by just hitting the print screen key alone), go to the start menu and type “Paint” or just open the paint application and go to Edit-Paste and you will see you screen you just copied into the clipboard. You can go to File-Save As and save it as a .jpg, .png or .gif etc.