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When we try to select the data in the protected area, an error will appear, as shown in the image below. First, click on the name box, enter the range of data you want to copy, and click enter. Then use the command "CTRL + C" to copy the data, and in any other workbook, use the command "CTRL + V" to paste the data.

Move cells by using Cut and Paste Select a cell or a cell range. Select Home > Cut. or press Ctrl + X. Select a cell where you want to move the data. Select Home > Paste. or press Ctrl + V.

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Copy the protected sheet contents to another worksheet Here's how: Open the password-protected sheet. With the cursor positioned in cell A1, press Shift + Ctrl + End to select all used cells in the worksheet. Press Ctrl + C to copy the selected cells.

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Cause: There are not enough columns to accept the information that you're trying to paste. Solution: Insert more columns, and then try pasting again.