But you may find that data you copy and paste from Excel 2013 to another program is difficult to deal with, due to the formatting restrictions of the target document or presentation. One good way to avoid problems like this is to copy your selection as an image in Excel 2013, then paste the image instead of the cells themselves.  

Copy a Selection as a Picture in Excel 2013

The steps in this article will show you how to make a selection in Excel 2013, then copy that selection as a picture. You can then paste that copied picture into another program, such as Powerpoint or Word.  

   

   

   

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