Insert+Alt+Control+C for columns, or Insert+Alt+ Control +r for rows. Set the cursor on the column or row and hit that key combination. You can do only one of these at a time. Excel will also sometimes forget this, so you may have to do it more than once. I suggest saving the sheet as soon as you've done it as that seems to help it to remember a lot of the time.
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