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This is the first time I have seen this behavior.  I have a formula:

=IFERROR(VLOOKUP($A3,'Data Here'!$Y$3:$Z$10000,2,FALSE),"")I am trying to copy it across twelve columns, one at a time, making an adjustment to each one.

What I am noticing is sometimes I click on the source, CTRL-C, I get a solid 'selected' border around it, click on the next column, CTRL-V, and I get the VALUE of the source pasted into the new cell.  I have never seen this before

Other times, I click on the source, CTRL-C, I get a dotted line 'selected' border around it, click on the next column, CTRL-V, and I get the FORMULA pasted into the new cell, which is the behavior I am expecting and am used to.

I notice that if  I click on the source, CTRL-C, and I get that solid 'selected' border around it, I can hit CTRL-C again, then I will then get a dotted line 'selected' border around it, and if I click on the next column, CTRL-V, and I get the FORMULA pasted into the new cell.

Is there some setting that changed?  I have never seen this before.



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