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Drag and drop
Drag
and drop works slightly differently in Calc than it does in Excel:
In
Excel, after you select the cell or range to be moved, you need to
position the pointer fairly precisely on the border of the cell or
range for drag and drop to be available. In Calc, after selecting
the cell or range, you can position the pointer anywhere within the
range.
In
Calc, to drag and drop a single cell, do this:
Select
the cell.
Drag
to select at least one additional cell.
Drag
back so that only the desired cell is selected. Then the cell can be
dragged and dropped.
In
Calc, to leave the source cell or range intact while dragging and
dropping (in other words, to create a copy of the source cell or
range), first drag in the normal way, then just before dropping,
press and hold the Ctrl key, then release the mouse button.
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