When it comes to pasting copied text, let's explore the options provided:
1. Copied text is deleted from the clipboard after you paste it once.
- This statement is generally false. When you copy text, it stays in the clipboard until you replace it with another copied item or clear the clipboard manually.
2. You can view the copied text on the Office Clipboard.
- This statement is true. In Microsoft Office applications like Word or Excel, you can access the Office Clipboard to see a history of copied items, which can be helpful when you need to paste multiple items in different locations.
3. You can only paste one cell of the copied text at a time.
- This statement might be true in certain contexts, such as when working with spreadsheet software like Excel. In Excel, you can paste individual cells or ranges of cells from copied data.
4. You can use the Paste button in the Clipboard group to paste the copied text.
- This statement is accurate. In Microsoft Office programs, the Paste button in the Clipboard group on the Ribbon allows you to paste copied text or data into your document or spreadsheet easily.
In summary, the correct statements about pasting copied text are:
- You can view the copied text on the Office Clipboard.
- You can use the Paste button in the Clipboard group to paste the copied text.
