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I have data in an Excel spreadsheet with values like this: 0.69491375 0.31220394 The cells are formatted as Percentage, and set to display two decimal places. So they appear in Excel as: 69.49% 31.22% I have a C# program that parses this data off the Clipboard . var dataObj = Clipboard.GetDataObject(); var format = DataFormats.CommaSeparatedValue; if (dataObj != null && dataObj.GetDataPresent(format)) { var csvData = dataObj.GetData(format); // do something } The problem is that csvData contains the display values from Excel, i.e. '69.49%' and '31.22%'. It does not contain the full precision

I'm trying to create a simple NSTextView-based window for simple WYSIWYG editing. However, I only want to allow certain types of formatting (e.g. Bold, Italic, Underline and a single heading type but no colors or different fonts.) The issue is if I simply use NSTextView, someone can create or copy formatted text in another program, then simply paste it into that view and all that formatting goes with it, allowing things I'm not allowing, such as different fonts, colors, etc. At best, I want to automatically strip out any formatting that my application doesn't support. At worst, I want to

Note: This question is about pasting from the clipboard, not copying to the clipboard. There are several posts about copying to the clipboard, but couldn't find one that addresses this question. How can I paste an image with transparency, for example this one , into a winforms app and retain transparency? I have tried using System.Windows.Forms.GetImage() , but that produces a bitmap with a black background. I am copying this image from Google Chrome, which supports several clipboard formats, including DeviceIndependentBitmap and Format17 . Chrome copies the image to the clipboard in a 24bpp

I'm using https://github.com/akzhan/jwysiwyg/ and i want to implement pasting from Word, but I'm not sure what to look for and how to handle it. Im more looking for a regex pattern or a list of characters to catch and what to replace them with. Ideas? I ended up using this: // Replaces commonly-used Windows 1252 encoded chars that do not exist in ASCII or ISO-8859-1 with ISO-8859-1 cognates. var replaceWordChars = function(text) { var s = text; // smart single quotes and apostrophe s = s.replace(/[\u2018|\u2019|\u201A]/g, "\'"); // smart double quotes s = s.replace(/[\u201C|\u201D|\u201E]/g, "

This shouldn't be complicated code, but I am new to Excel VBA. I've tried many different methods resulting in bugs, infinite loops, and wrong selections. I need to go row by row through "Sheet1" selecting one row at a time, check if the value in Column J is correct (value = 131125), if it is then copy - paste the row to "Sheet2" (into the same row as it was in Sheet1). Help is much appreciated! :) Sub Test() For Each Cell In Sheets(1).Range("J:J") If Cell.Value = "131125" Then matchRow = Cell.Row Rows(matchRow & ":" & matchRow).Select Selection.Copy Sheets("Sheet2").Select ActiveSheet.Rows

I'm having a problem with non-displayed HTML elements being copied to the clipboard, and then displayed when the content is pasted into MS Word, Outlook, etc. For example: <p>Hello</p> <p style="display: none;">I'm Hidden</p> <p>World</p> If I view that HTML in a browser, copy the text to my clipboard, then paste into Outlook, the middle paragraph remains hidden. Good news. However, in this example: <p>Hello</p> <input type="text" value="I'm not hidden" style="display: none;" /> <p>World</p> If I do the same - copy to clipboard, paste into Outlook - the text input is visible. Is there any way