Shows a window showing the current contents of the Macintosh Clipboard. The Clipboard contains whatever you last cut or copied.
Lets you share 1-2-3 cell contents and framed objects among Macintosh documents and programs. Not available if you're typing in a cell.
Copies a range of data to another range in a single step, without using the Clipboard. Works like Option-dragging. Not available unless a cell is selected.
Copies a range of data to another range in a single step, without using the Clipboard. Works like Option-dragging.
Moves the contents of a cell or a range to another location without using the Clipboard. Works like dragging. Not available unless a cell is selected.
Moves the contents of a cell or a range to another location without using the Clipboard. Works like dragging.
Finds occurrences of text in worksheet cells, and replaces the text with new text. Not available if you're typing in a cell.
Finds occurrences of text in worksheet cells, and replaces the text with new text.
Clears either cell data or formats, styles, borders, and protection from a range or collection. Not available unless a cell is selected.
Pastes a range or collection with formats, styles, borders, and protection, or pastes these attributes without the cell data. Not available unless a cell is selected.
Copies cell data from the front sheet of a multi-sheet range back through sheets in the selection. Available only if a multi-sheet range is selected.
Copies cell data from the front sheet of a multi-sheet range back through sheets in the selection.
Copies cell data from the left column of a range to the right across the selection. Available only if a range spanning two or more columns is selected.
Copies cell data from the left column of a range to the right across the selection.
Copies cell data from the top row of a range down through the selection. Available only if a range spanning two or more rows is selected.
Copies cell data from the top row of a range down through the selection.
Selects all cells or all drawn objects in the active sheet, all text in the cell you're editing or in a text block, or all parts of a graph. Not available if only one drawn object is selected.
Selects all cells or all drawn objects in the active sheet, all text in the cell you're editing or in a text block, or all parts of a graph.
Removes the selection without placing it on the Clipboard. Not available if you're typing in a cell.
Removes the selection without placing it on the Clipboard.
Puts the contents of the Clipboard — whatever was last cut or copied — into the active document at the insertion point. Not available if there's nothing on the Clipboard.
Puts the contents of the Clipboard — whatever was last cut or copied — into the active document at the insertion point.
Copies data from a selected range, characters from a text block, or drawn objects, and places the material on the Clipboard, without removing the original selection. Not available if a collection is selected.
Copies data from a selected range, characters from a text block, or drawn objects, and places the material on the Clipboard, without removing the original selection.
Removes data from a selected range, characters from a text block, or drawn objects, and places the material on the Clipboard. Not available if a collection is selected.
Removes data from a selected range, characters from a text block, or drawn objects, and places the material on the Clipboard.
Reverses your most recent action, if it's reversible. Not available if you're typing in a cell or if Undo is turned off in the Tools User Setup Preferences dialog box.
Reverses your most recent action, if it's reversible.
Lets you undo actions, copy, cut, paste, clear cell contents or styles, text, drawn objects, and some graph parts; share data between Macintosh documents; and find and replace text in cells. Always available.
Edit menu
Use this menu to undo actions; cut, copy, paste, and clear cell contents or styles, text, drawn objects, and some graph parts; publish and subscribe cell data and objects; and find and replace text in cells.
