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I tried to run "Cmd+C" multiple times in cells of an Excel file via one single keyboard shortcut via BTT, so that I can copy multiple cells at one time.
This is how my trigger looks like.
But after executing it, it can only copy one of the cells, most of the time the last one.
I'd be surprised if it weren't only copying the last cell.
If I manually carry out the actions as shown in the screenshot (i.e. press ⌘C, then press →, and repeat), the contents of my clipboard is the contents of the last cell at which I hit ⌘C. This makes sense to me, as that keyboard shortcut is tied to the menu Edit > Copy, which sets the clipboard to the current selection, replacing the clipboard's previous contents.
Is that different to how things work on your Mac ?
Actually all of the time. Sorry I was not clear enough on it.
I also uses BTT clipboard which can record all previous copies.
If we follow what you did manually, we would only have the last copy in system clipboard. But we can see all of the previous copies in BTT clipboard.
But if we follow what I did via BTT actions which follow the same steps, we can only see the last copy in BTT clipboard. That's the issue.
I expect after executing the BTT actions, we can see all previous copies in BTT clipboard too.
