A command like Spike in Word

tvhasben

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Does Excel have a command similar to the Spike command in Word where multiple images (cells) can be cut from a worksheet and then pasted as a whole to another sheet, workbook or application?
 

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I've never knowingly used the Spike function, but cutting and pasting cells to another Excel sheet / Excel workbook is easy, using normal cut(copy) paste functionality.
This can also be done to some other applications.
 
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