The rectangle can be found on the Drawing toolbar.

Dave Peterson wrote:

The cell gets the hyperlink--not the text in the cell.

But you could cheat.

You could put a rectangle over the last line (hide the borders) and then assign
the hyperlink to that rectangle.

You could even format that bottom line to make it look like a hyperlink.

wrote:

Thanks for the reply... seems like this should be possible....
Special-K wrote:
Not sure you can. In your example it would be better to format that cell
into three columns and reserve the third column for the hyperlink


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