Further for the record.
Branko sent me a reproduceable example.
I discovered that some cells had 2 hyperlinks attached and that some of
the hyperlinks were associated with multiple cells.

I wrote a macro to resolve those issues, replacing multi-cell
hyperlinks with single cell ones and, where 2 hyperlinks had been in a
cell putting the second hyperlink in a spare cell to the right so that
Branko could decide which one to keep.

The macro went like this:

Sub FixHyperlinks()
Dim C As Range
Dim H As Hyperlink
Dim R As Range
Dim C2 As Range
Dim I As Integer
Dim stDest As String
For Each C In Selection.Cells
For I = C.Hyperlinks.Count To 1 Step -1
Set H = C.Hyperlinks(I)
Set R = H.Range
If R.Address < C.Address Then
' we have a multiple cell hyperlink - note the destination
stDest = H.Address
If H.SubAddress < "" Then stDest = stDest & "#" & H.SubAddress
H.Delete
Debug.Print "Deleted hyperlink from " & R.Address
For Each C2 In R.Cells
If C2.Hyperlinks.Count = 0 Then
' we removed the hyperlink from this cell
C2.Hyperlinks.Add C2, stDest, , , C2.Text
Debug.Print "Added hyperlink to " & C2.Address
Else
' put the removed hyperlink 2 cells to right
C2.Offset(, 2).Hyperlinks.Add C2.Offset(, 2), stDest, , ,
C2.Text
End If
C2.Style = "Hyperlink"
Next
End If
Next
Next
End Sub


Bill Manville
MVP - Microsoft Excel, Oxford, England
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