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♦️♦️This will help in a situation where you want to copy Values and Number Format from previous data to new data where already background formatting available or you do not need any background formatting. Please use below steps: -
🔵Step 1: - Use Copy command at Column D by using below shortcut keys: -
🔹Ctrl + C: - Copy

🟣Step 2: - Come to range from Column E to Column I and Use any of below Shortcut key to show “Paste Special” window on screen: -
🔺Ctrl + Alt + V
🔻Alt + E + S
🔻Alt + H + V + S

🟢Step 3: - Select “Values and number formats” option and Press “OK”, other options should not be changed.
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Question: - What is Paste in Excel?
Answer: - Paste is a feature provided by M.S. Office to Cut or Copy content from one location or document to another location of Document.
Shortcut key to do following functions in Excel.
Copy: - Ctrl + C
Cut: - Ctrl + X
Paste: - Ctrl + V
Question: - What is “Paste Special in Excel?
Answer: - “Paste Special” is same as “Paste” which is available in M.S. Office. “Paste Special” will help to copy or cut and paste the content from one location to another location with different formatting.
As options given in below picture which will discuss one by one in coming days: -
➡️Question: -
Shortcut key for “Paste Special”.
➡️Answer: -
Ctrl + Alt + V
Alt + E + S

❗️Note: - This “Paste Special” only works if you have copied or cut some data.
M.S. Office, Excel, PowerPoint, Word pinned «Question: - What is Paste in Excel? Answer: - Paste is a feature provided by M.S. Office to Cut or Copy content from one location or document to another location of Document.»
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⭕️⭕️⭕️In continuation of topics going on, now we are coming with a new topic which is called “Lookup”.

This will help you in a situation where you want to find the data based on some lookup value. let us go through the syntax of ‘Lookup’: -

➡️➡️Syntax
=LOOKUP (lookup value, Array)
♦️♦️In the below screenshot you can see one problem is given with Table A and we need to find the Discount percentage in Table B. We will solve this problem with the help of Lookup. Please follow below steps: -
☝️🟢Step 1: -
Click on Cell ‘H7’ and press ‘=’ this will activate to cell to use function, and start typing ‘Lookup’.
✌️🔵Step 2: - After Typing ‘Lookup’ start the function by using any one from below two sub-steps: -
(i) Press Start bracket ‘(‘.
OR
(ii) You can press ‘Tab’ button.
🤟🟣Step 3: - Select ‘Lookup Value in Cell G7’ as given in the syntax.

(Lookup Value is the value for which you want to find the result, and on the basis of this you can find the result from table array).
✌️✌️🟢Step 4: - After selecting ‘Lookup Value in cell G7’, Select ‘Table Array from Cell C7 to D17’ from which you want to find the results of ‘lookup value’.
🤟✌️🟣Step 5: - After selecting the table close the brackets ‘)’ and press ‘Enter’ or ‘Tab’.

You can see the yellow highlighted Cell H7 discount percentage has come out of the Table A which is given in front of sale of 100.