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How do I sort e-mail addresses without losing the links?
I have e-mail addresses with links to their addresses in a spreadsheet. When
I re-sort the sheet, all the addresses move but the links stay as an absolute and don't move with the sort. What can I do to allow the link to move with the address? |
How do I sort e-mail addresses without losing the links?
Maybe you can dump the Insert|Hyperlink and replace them with the =hyperlink()
worksheet function (in an adjacent column). If you have in A1 Then you could use: =hyperlink("mailto:"&a1,"Click me") or =hyperlink("mailto:"&a1,a1) (and hide column A if you want) Dave S. wrote: I have e-mail addresses with links to their addresses in a spreadsheet. When I re-sort the sheet, all the addresses move but the links stay as an absolute and don't move with the sort. What can I do to allow the link to move with the address? -- Dave Peterson |
How do I sort e-mail addresses without losing the links?
Dave,
Thanks for the recommendation, but when I tried it, I could not fill down. I have 18 different e-mail address, but they cover over 800 locaitons. I can't really type each address individually. Is their anyway to use the edit fill down? ds "Dave Peterson" wrote: Maybe you can dump the Insert|Hyperlink and replace them with the =hyperlink() worksheet function (in an adjacent column). If you have in A1 Then you could use: =hyperlink("mailto:"&a1,"Click me") or =hyperlink("mailto:"&a1,a1) (and hide column A if you want) Dave S. wrote: I have e-mail addresses with links to their addresses in a spreadsheet. When I re-sort the sheet, all the addresses move but the links stay as an absolute and don't move with the sort. What can I do to allow the link to move with the address? -- Dave Peterson |
How do I sort e-mail addresses without losing the links?
Maybe you can explain why fill down didn't work?
Just a guess--did you have the data filtered? Dave S. wrote: Dave, Thanks for the recommendation, but when I tried it, I could not fill down. I have 18 different e-mail address, but they cover over 800 locaitons. I can't really type each address individually. Is their anyway to use the edit fill down? ds "Dave Peterson" wrote: Maybe you can dump the Insert|Hyperlink and replace them with the =hyperlink() worksheet function (in an adjacent column). If you have in A1 Then you could use: =hyperlink("mailto:"&a1,"Click me") or =hyperlink("mailto:"&a1,a1) (and hide column A if you want) Dave S. wrote: I have e-mail addresses with links to their addresses in a spreadsheet. When I re-sort the sheet, all the addresses move but the links stay as an absolute and don't move with the sort. What can I do to allow the link to move with the address? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
How do I sort e-mail addresses without losing the links?
I was able to do the fill down, but the adddresses still didn't move when I
re-sorted. I'll try your way again. I must have done something wrong. ds "Dave Peterson" wrote: Maybe you can explain why fill down didn't work? Just a guess--did you have the data filtered? Dave S. wrote: Dave, Thanks for the recommendation, but when I tried it, I could not fill down. I have 18 different e-mail address, but they cover over 800 locaitons. I can't really type each address individually. Is their anyway to use the edit fill down? ds "Dave Peterson" wrote: Maybe you can dump the Insert|Hyperlink and replace them with the =hyperlink() worksheet function (in an adjacent column). If you have in A1 Then you could use: =hyperlink("mailto:"&a1,"Click me") or =hyperlink("mailto:"&a1,a1) (and hide column A if you want) Dave S. wrote: I have e-mail addresses with links to their addresses in a spreadsheet. When I re-sort the sheet, all the addresses move but the links stay as an absolute and don't move with the sort. What can I do to allow the link to move with the address? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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