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The user will be able to cut, copy, and paste cell content in one of two ways:
Using Ctrl/Cmd + X, C and V respectively.
If the user performed a copy/cut on several cells, and then, as the target for pasting, selected either one cell or more cells than the number of the copied/cut cells - the cells will be pasted in the same number and formation as the original, from the first target cell.
Copying non-adjacent cells will not be allowed. If the user selects non-adjacent cells and then tries to copy or cut, an error message will be displayed.
Cutting read-only cells will not be allowed. If the user selects read-only cells and then tries to cut them, an error message will be displayed.
Trying to paste on cells that include at least one read only cell will display an error message.
Trying to paste on a smaller number of cells than the copied number of cells will display an error message.
This will happen when the user did one of the following:
Selected a smaller number of cells as the target (except for selecting one cell, which will not cause this)
Selected one cell but the row/column doesn’t have enough room to accomodate all the pasted cells.
Using dragging to copy
A focused cell will have a special handle in the bottom-right corner. The mouse cursor when hovered will be a black plus (see Excel)
Dragging the handle of the cell will copy the content of the cell to each dragged over cell. This will be allowed horizontally or vertically only.
Dragging to copy on cells that include at least one read-only cells will display an error message.
Comments on cells (optional)
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