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en:process_steps:range_cell:rangecopymove [2021/05/06 21:55]
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 The basic process step to move data from one location to another is **Range Copy/Move To**. It works exactly the same as its manual version in Excel. You should first define ('select') the source range and then specify the top-left cell of the target range:  The basic process step to move data from one location to another is **Range Copy/Move To**. It works exactly the same as its manual version in Excel. You should first define ('select') the source range and then specify the top-left cell of the target range: 
  
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-Note the use of a [[en:process_steps:range_cell:rangeuse|named range]] in the second example.+The source range can be also specified by a [[en:process_steps:range_cell:rangeuse|named range]].
  
 Then, you have to chose whether you want to copy or move the specified range. Then, you have to chose whether you want to copy or move the specified range.
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   * you can choose what you want to copy/move: values, formats, formulas or all of them   * you can choose what you want to copy/move: values, formats, formulas or all of them
  
-Range copy/move takes into account filters and hidden data - only visible, filtered data will be copied/moved. For example: +Range copy/move takes into account filters and hidden data  - only visible, filtered data will be copied/moved. For example: 
  
-You filter the worksheet wsExample by a value in Column B. Row 4 and row 7 matches the filter criteria. Column C is hidden on wsExample. Then you copy the range wsExample!A1:D7 to another location. Only the two filtered rows (4 and 7) and the 3 visible columns (A, B, D) will be copied.+  * You filter the worksheet wsExample by a value in Column B. Rows 4 and row 7 matches the filter criteria.  
 +  * Column C is hidden on wsExample. Then you copy the range wsExample!A1:D7 to another location. Only the two filtered rows (4 and 7) and the 3 visible columns (A, B, D) will be copied.