You can then determine whether you want to use the offending program or not.Copy and paste is a function we use numerous times a day. Add the programs back in, one at a time, until the problem crops up again. You can do this by starting Windows with a "clean slate" (without any other programs running in the background). As noted in the second article listed above, in 2016 "we made some improvements to Office 365 users so that this error message only shows once per Excel instance." A quick Google search for the error message shows that it still occasionally occurs in the latest versions of Excel.īasically, the way you can fix this problem is to figure out what program (Windows add-on or third-party software) is interfering with how Excel wants to work with the Clipboard.
Apparently, Microsoft has begun to listen to Excel users that have complained about this annoying error message. Note that the articles are focused on entirely different versions of Excel and entirely different causes. As an example, here are two different articles at the Microsoft Office Support that address the issue for older and newer versions of the program: The solutions for the problem depend upon what is causing the problem and which version of Excel you are using. (Actually, the problem seems to crop up in several different Office applications, not just Excel.) It seems to be more prevalent in versions of Excel earlier than Excel 2007, but it has been reported in the latest versions, as well. This has been a problem in Excel for some time.
He can cut it just fine, but when he tries to paste it, he gets an error message, "Cannot Empty the Clipboard." Jerry wonders what causes this error.
Jerry is trying to cut information from one cell and paste it into another cell.
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