Mezha Microsoft Reissues Excel Update to Fix Recurring Paste Bug
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- •Excel 2016 users experienced a recurring paste failure after the October update.
- •Microsoft reissued the update to fix the bug that was thought to be resolved earlier.
- •The issue specifically affects paste operations involving conditional formatting.
Microsoft has released build 16.0.5574.1006 for Excel 2016 to address a paste failure issue that resurfaced after the October security update KB5002934. The bug, which affects only Excel 2016, was initially fixed in mid-September but reappeared following the October update. Users reported that pasting content left the destination cell unchanged, particularly when conditional formatting was involved. The issue has caused frustration among users, as it was believed to have been resolved previously. Microsoft has not disclosed how the bug returned. The new build includes all security updates and aims to rectify the paste operation failure. Users are advised to install the latest build to resolve the issue.
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