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# Copy, Cut, and Paste

Move or duplicate table content using standard clipboard operations.

## Copy cells

Duplicate cell content to use elsewhere:

1. Select the cell(s) you want to copy (click and drag to select multiple cells).
2. **Right-click** and select **Copy**.
3. Navigate to the destination cell.
4. **Right-click** and select **Paste**.

The content will be copied to the new location while keeping the original intact.

## Cut cells

Move cell content from one location to another:

1. Select the cell(s) you want to move (click and drag to select multiple cells).
2. **Right-click** and select **Cut**.
3. Navigate to the destination cell.
4. **Right-click** and select **Paste**.

The content will be moved to the new location and removed from the original.

## Copy entire tables

Duplicate a complete table to another location in your template:

1. **Right-click** anywhere in the table.
2. Select the entire table (or use a keyboard shortcut to select all).
3. **Right-click** and select **Copy**.
4. Navigate to the location where you want the duplicate table.
5. **Right-click** and select **Paste**.

> **Tip — Keyboard Shortcuts**
>
> You can also use standard keyboard shortcuts for faster operations:
> - **Copy:** Ctrl+C (Windows) or Cmd+C (Mac)
> - **Cut:** Ctrl+X (Windows) or Cmd+X (Mac)
> - **Paste:** Ctrl+V (Windows) or Cmd+V (Mac)

> **Info**
>
> When copying or cutting cells, formatting (colors, borders, alignment) is preserved along with the content.