If you get a message indicating No clipboard access when you attempt to copy or paste, it is likely that your browser is blocking sites from accessing the clipboard, also known as Cut-Copy-Paste (CCP) functionality.
You can change your browser settings to allow global clipboard access for all sites or to just allow site-specific access for Office.com applications.
Allow global access
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Open Chrome browser Settings.
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Select Security & Privacy > Site Settings > Permissions > Clipboard.
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Select Allow.
Allow domain-specific access
This action is not necessary if you have enabled global access to your clipboard.
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Go to the browser setting for the clipboard (chrome://settings/content/clipboard).
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In Allowed to see your clipboard make sure the Office.com domain is listed.
You can change your browser settings to allow global clipboard access for all sites or just allow site-specific access for Office.com applications.
Allow global access
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Select the lock icon in the address bar.
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Change the Permissions for this site > Clipboard setting to Allow.
Allow domain-specific access
This action is not necessary if you have enabled global access to your clipboard.
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Go to edge://settings/content/clipboard in Microsoft Edge. You may need to select Cookies and site permissions > Clipboard.
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Check that Office.com is listed under Allow.
