How to Copy From the Internet and Paste Into Excel. Microsoft Excel accepts data input from your keyboard, through file import and by pasting the contents of your computer clipboard into a worksheet.

Importing data into Excel from other sources can result in long, messy strings of text you need to parse. We'll show you how.

You don’t need to manually re-enter Excel spreadsheet data in another workbook. Learn how to copy a worksheet to another workbook here.

Open Excel and click the File tab. Open the file in which you want to assign a cut/copy/paste macro or command button. Click the Developer tab, then click the "Insert" icon.

Use Excel's Paste Special feature to calculate multiple values against a data range, at the same time. You can make the process even more efficient with keyboard shortcut combinations.

I have a work sheet, it has 10,000 rows.2,000 of those are for the state of New York.So I add a filter, then drop down on the state column and select New York.I then have 2,000 rows displayed.I ...

To paste a bullet list from Word into a single cell in Excel, copy the bullet list in Word, toggle to Excel, select the desired cell, press the F2 key to invoke edit mode, and then paste, as suggested ...