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How to Move Information Inside an Excel Spreadsheet

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When you are editing an Excel spreadsheet, you may want to move information inside your Excel spreadsheet to a different location within the same spreadsheet. You can do this by either moving the content of a cell or multiple cells or moving a whole sheet to a new location within your spreadsheet. Follow the steps below to use these two methods to move information inside your Excel spreadsheet.

From Quick Guide: Spreadsheets
Difficulty: Easy
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  • Microsoft Excel 2003

    Move Cell Content Inside an Excel Spreadsheet

  1. Step 1

    Start Microsoft Excel, and open a spreadsheet that contains data that you would like to move to a different area within the spreadsheet.

  2. Step 2

    Select a cell or group of cells that you would like to cut and paste to a new location by clicking and dragging with your mouse over the cell(s).

  3. Step 3

    Right-click on top of the selected cell(s) and choose "Cut" from the shortcut menu to delete the content from the cell(s) and add them to the Excel clipboard.

  4. Step 4

    Click in the cell(s) where you would like the cell content that you just copied to the clipboard to be moved.

  5. Step 5

    Use your mouse to right-click and select "Paste" from the shortcut menu to finish moving the information to it's new location within your spreadsheet.

  6. Move a Worksheet Inside an Excel Spreadsheet

  7. Step 1

    Locate the "Sheet" tabs at the bottom of your Excel spreadsheet.

  8. Step 2

    Click on the sheet tab that refers to the worksheet you would like to move inside the Excel spreadsheet.

  9. Step 3

    Drag the sheet tab either to the right or left and release the mouse button when the sheet tab appears in the desired location.

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