The video '12 Excel Copy Paste Hacks - I Bet You Don't Know All!' covers a variety of advanced copy-paste techniques in Excel, including using keyboard shortcuts, the paste special dialog box, and the clipboard for efficient data management. It also demonstrates unique tricks like using the linked picture option, the wiggle trick for converting formulas to values, and copying formatting between charts.

This chapter explores advanced copy-paste techniques in Excel, including keyboard shortcuts, mouse methods, and alternative pasting options. It also highlights a unique trick of using the Enter key instead of Control+V for pasting data.

This chapter explains a technique for swapping rows and columns within a dataset using the Shift key. It highlights that this method only affects the selected data and does not impact other cells in the dataset.

The chapter introduces a new keyboard shortcut, Control + Shift + V, for pasting values only in Excel, which is particularly useful for removing unwanted formatting or converting formulas to static values. It also explains the traditional Paste Special options and their corresponding keyboard shortcuts for more selective pasting needs.

This chapter explains various options available in Excel's Paste Special feature, detailing how each option can be used to copy and paste specific elements such as values, formulas, formats, comments, and data validation rules. It also covers advanced options like transposing data and creating dynamic links to source data for real-time updates.

The chapter explains the Paste Special operation in Excel, demonstrating how to use it to calculate commissions by multiplying sales values by a percentage. It also covers the use of Paste Special icons and the various options available in the right-click menu and the ribbon, highlighting the flexibility and different methods to achieve the same results.

This chapter explains the unique 'Paste as Picture' and 'Linked Picture' options in Excel's paste special dialog box. It demonstrates how these options allow users to create static or dynamic images of data and charts, which can be useful for creating dashboards and presentations.

The chapter explains how to use the clipboard feature in Excel to streamline the process of copying and pasting data from multiple sources. It highlights that the clipboard can store multiple items and be used across various applications, making data management more efficient.

This chapter provides various advanced copy-paste techniques in Excel, including selecting multiple records, duplicating sheets with incrementing numbers, and using the 'wiggle trick' to convert formulas to values. It also covers methods to copy data without changing references and specific keyboard shortcuts for efficient data entry.

This chapter explains how to efficiently use pivot tables and charts in Excel by leveraging the pivot cache and copy-paste functionalities. It demonstrates how to create multiple pivot tables from the same data set without duplicating the pivot cache and how to copy formatting between charts to save time.