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   17 hours ago · Hi all, I am trying to have a macro in my workbook copy data from a column AA and paste it in a different column AB skipping non-blanks, so that if say AB100 is not empty my code won't do anything but move on to copying AA101 into AB101 and so on. Thing is, depending on the parameters the...

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   • Excel copies the borders, too. Strategy: You can select Home, Paste dropdown, Paste Special, All Except Borders to copy the formula and the numeric formatting but not disturb the borders. Copy all except borders. Results: The formula is successfully copied, but the borders remain as they were. Excel will not disturb the borders.

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