Users often want to provide Cut, Copy, and Paste functionality to their applications. To do this, use the KeyDown event to determine what combination of keys has been pressed, and then execute the Cut, Copy, or Paste code accordingly.

Option Explicit
Private Sub SGGrid1_KeyDown(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)
Dim myData As String
  ‘Check to see if CTRL is pressed
    If Shift = vbCtrlMask Then
        ‘Check to see if “C” is pressed
        If KeyCode = vbKeyC Then ' COPY
            'Check to see if you are in edit mode. If you are, copy the selected text. If you are not, copy the selection range.
            If SGGrid1.Editing = True Then
                'Copy the selected text
                myData = SGGrid1.EditSelText
                'Cancel editing
                SGGrid1.Editing = False
            Else
                'Copy the data in the selection range
                myData = SGGrid1.Selection.Ranges(1).GetData(sgFormatCharSeparatedValue, sgExportDefault, "|", "*")
            End If
            'Clear the clipboard
            Clipboard.Clear
            'Copy our selected data to the clipboard
            Clipboard.SetText myData
        ‘Check to see if “X” is pressed
        ElseIf KeyCode = vbKeyX Then ' CUT
            'Check to see if you are in edit mode. If you are, copy the selected text. If you are not copy the selection range.
            If SGGrid1.Editing = True Then
                'Copy the selected text
                myData = SGGrid1.EditSelText
                'Cancel editing
                SGGrid1.Editing = False
            Else
                'Copy the data in your selection range
                myData = SGGrid1.Selection.Ranges(1).GetData(sgFormatCharSeparatedValue, sgExportDefault, "|", "*")
            End If
            'Clear the clipboard
            Clipboard.Clear
            'Copy your selected data to the clipboard
            Clipboard.SetText myData
            'Clear the selection range
            Call ClearRange(SGGrid1.Selection.Ranges(1))
        ‘Check to see if “P” is pressed 
        ElseIf KeyCode = vbKeyV Then ' PASTE
            'Get the data previously copied to the clipboard
            myData = Clipboard.GetText
            If SGGrid1.Editing = True Then
                   ‘Set the data from the clipboard to equal your selected text
                    SGGrid1.EditSelText = myData
            Else
                    ‘Set the data from the clipboard to your selected range
                    SGGrid1.Selection.Ranges(1).SetData myData, sgFormatCharSeparatedValue, "|", "*"
            End If
        End If
        KeyCode = 0
    End If 

End Sub

'This sub provides cut funtionality
'This sub clears the contents of the selection
Private Sub ClearRange(theRange As SGRange)
Dim row As Long, col As Long
    
    For row = theRange.TopRow To theRange.BottomRow
        For  theRange.LeftCol To theRange.RightCol
            SGGrid1.CellAt(row, col).Value = ""
        Next col
    Next row
    
End Sub

Private Sub SGGrid1_OnInit()
Dim lgRow As Long, lgCol As Long
    'Set up the grid and add sample data
    With SGGrid1       
        .DataColCount = 5
        .DataRowCount = 10
        .MultiSelect = sgMultiSelectExtended
        .SelectionMode = sgSelectionFree
        .WordWrap = True
        For lgRow = 0 To .DataRowCount - 1
            .Array(lgRow, 0) = "Test " & (lgRow Mod 5) + 1
            For lgCol = 1 To .DataColCount - 1
                .Array(lgRow, lgCol) = lgRow & vbCrLf & lgCol
            Next lgCol
        Next lgRow
        .AutoResize = sgNoAutoResize
        .AutoSizeRows -1, -1
        
    End With
End Sub

The links below contain additional information about the use of the properties, methods, and events used to provide the Cut, Copy, and Paste functionality as seen in the attached sample.

KeyDown Event

EditSelText

GetData (Selection Ranges)

SetData (Selection Ranges)

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