Use Copy and Paste Special to Transfer Tutorial Data to an Excel 2007 Worksheet.
Note: - This article gives instructions for copying the sample data shown below into an Excel worksheet. The data accompanies the Excel 2007 SUMIF Function Step by Step Tutorial.
- Drag select the data in the table below to highlight it. Be sure to select from the title "2010 Regional Cookie Sales" to the number "$57,967" at the bottom of the table.
- Choose Edit > Copy from the menu in your web browser.
- Open Excel 2007.
- Click on cell C1 in the worksheet to make it the active cell.
- Click on the Home tab.
- Click on the down arrow below the Paste button on the ribbon to open the drop down menu.
- Choose Paste Special from the menu to open the Paste Special dialog box.
- Choose Paste as Text from the options in the dialog box.
Each piece of data should be pasted into a separate cell in the worksheet. The data should fill the range C1 to F12.
Note: After pasting the data into the worksheet, if it does not resemble the image in Step 2 of the SUMIF tutorial (if it appears as one line of data in row 1 for example) try the following:
- Use Excel's UNDO feature to remove the data from the worksheet.
- Repeat steps 6 to 8 above to paste the data as text into the worksheet.
Data for the Excel 2007 SUMIF Function Step by Step Tutorial
| 2010 Regional Cookie Sales | |||
| Region | SalesRep | # Orders | Total Sales |
| East | Martha | 228 | $49,017 |
| East | Ralph | 267 | $70,702 |
| East | Sam | 279 | $77,738 |
| North | Harry | 224 | $41,676 |
| North | Janet | 286 | $87,858 |
| South | Joe | 226 | $45,606 |
| South | Tom | 261 | $69,496 |
| West | Bill | 217 | $41,107 |
| West | Frank | 268 | $72,707 |
| West | Mary | 234 | $57,967 |


