Duplicating or Copy/Pasting a Spreadsheet Row

FAQ: Duplicating or Copy-Pasting a Row in Spreadsheet Blocks

1. What does this feature allow me to do?

It enables you to replicate an existing row within the Spreadsheet Block by duplicating or copy-pasting it—which saves time when you want to reuse layout or data.

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2. Why would I duplicate or paste a row?

To quickly reuse row structure, formatting, or formulas without manually recreating them—particularly helpful when managing repeated sections like line items or templates.

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3. How do I duplicate or copy-paste a row?

Within the spreadsheet editor, you can select a row and use context-menu options (such as right-click) or toolbar commands to duplicate or paste it below the original.

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4. Will duplicated rows preserve formatting and formulas?

Yes—when a row is duplicated or pasted, it retains its formatting and any formula logic, ensuring consistency and minimal additional setup.

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5. Which related features might I want to explore next?

• If you want to add more rows or columns, try:
  More information

• To format new rows (e.g., apply currency, percentages, text styles):
  More information

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Quick Reference Table

Question	Answer
What does it do?	Lets you duplicate or copy-paste rows in a Spreadsheet Block.
Why use it?	To efficiently reuse row design, formatting, or formulas.
How is it done?	Use spreadsheet editor’s context menu or toolbar to duplicate a row.
Are formatting and formulas preserved?	Yes—duplicates maintain styles and formula logic.
Related features?	Adding rows/columns; formatting cell content.