Copying tables is commonly used in office work, but many colleagues often encounter issues with table column width and format inconsistencies when copying tables. Today, we will share with you how to copy tables in Excel while retaining the original table format.
1. Selective PasteAfter selecting the entire table, right-click and choose "Paste Special" - "Keep Source Formatting" to ensure that the copied table remains exactly the same. 2. Group WorksheetsAfter creating a new worksheet, select the data in Table 1, then hold down the Shift key and select the second blank table. Click "Home" - "Edit" - "Fill" - "Group Worksheets," and then select "Defaults" for all. This way, the copied table will be exactly the same and retain the original format. 3. Move and Copy TablesRight-click on the original table name - select "Move or Copy" - choose "Move to end," check "Create a copy," and then click "OK." 4. Ctrl Key CopyOn the table you want to copy, hold down the Ctrl key and select the worksheet, drag it to the right, and release to copy an identical table. These are the tips for copying tables while preserving the original format. With this method, you can easily solve the problem of table distortion during copying.