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How to determine within a macro if a cell contains a hyperlink.
I have created an excell worksheet which is a "pasting" of information off of
a web page that contains hyperlinks. I now want to use an excell macro to determin which cells contain the pasted hyperlinks. Please note that the "pasting" is created by selecting and then copying the part of the web page I am looking at. As such, when I paste in excell it does maintain the hyperlink, but when one looks at the cell contents that contains a hyperlink it looks like text (i.e. there is no "=HYPERLINK ..." construct) yet is is underlined and colored indicating that it is a hyperlink and when one click on it it goes to the hyperlink. Thus, I am looking for a method to determine if a cell contains a hyperlink via an excell macro. I am using Excell 2003. |
How to determine within a macro if a cell contains a hyperlink.
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Dim bHasHyperlink bHasHyperlink = Range("A1").Hyperlinks.Count 0 In article , Richard L. Miga wrote: I have created an excell worksheet which is a "pasting" of information off of a web page that contains hyperlinks. I now want to use an excell macro to determin which cells contain the pasted hyperlinks. Please note that the "pasting" is created by selecting and then copying the part of the web page I am looking at. As such, when I paste in excell it does maintain the hyperlink, but when one looks at the cell contents that contains a hyperlink it looks like text (i.e. there is no "=HYPERLINK ..." construct) yet is is underlined and colored indicating that it is a hyperlink and when one click on it it goes to the hyperlink. Thus, I am looking for a method to determine if a cell contains a hyperlink via an excell macro. I am using Excell 2003. |
How to determine within a macro if a cell contains a hyperlink
Thanks for the reply. Could you please provide a URL for the article so I can
better understand your reponse. I tried a search for the "1CE3DA2B-5FA3-45C4-BBEC-C065EF47CC95" artilce on the MS Site, but it returned nothing. "JE McGimpsey" wrote: One way: Dim bHasHyperlink bHasHyperlink = Range("A1").Hyperlinks.Count 0 In article , Richard L. Miga wrote: I have created an excell worksheet which is a "pasting" of information off of a web page that contains hyperlinks. I now want to use an excell macro to determin which cells contain the pasted hyperlinks. Please note that the "pasting" is created by selecting and then copying the part of the web page I am looking at. As such, when I paste in excell it does maintain the hyperlink, but when one looks at the cell contents that contains a hyperlink it looks like text (i.e. there is no "=HYPERLINK ..." construct) yet is is underlined and colored indicating that it is a hyperlink and when one click on it it goes to the hyperlink. Thus, I am looking for a method to determine if a cell contains a hyperlink via an excell macro. I am using Excell 2003. |
How to determine within a macro if a cell contains a hyperlink
Richard
That "article" address is the URL to your original post and goes nowhere. JE just posted code.......no article. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 7 May 2007 10:59:01 -0700, Richard L. Miga wrote: Thanks for the reply. Could you please provide a URL for the article so I can better understand your reponse. I tried a search for the "1CE3DA2B-5FA3-45C4-BBEC-C065EF47CC95" artilce on the MS Site, but it returned nothing. "JE McGimpsey" wrote: One way: Dim bHasHyperlink bHasHyperlink = Range("A1").Hyperlinks.Count 0 In article , Richard L. Miga wrote: I have created an excell worksheet which is a "pasting" of information off of a web page that contains hyperlinks. I now want to use an excell macro to determin which cells contain the pasted hyperlinks. Please note that the "pasting" is created by selecting and then copying the part of the web page I am looking at. As such, when I paste in excell it does maintain the hyperlink, but when one looks at the cell contents that contains a hyperlink it looks like text (i.e. there is no "=HYPERLINK ..." construct) yet is is underlined and colored indicating that it is a hyperlink and when one click on it it goes to the hyperlink. Thus, I am looking for a method to determine if a cell contains a hyperlink via an excell macro. I am using Excell 2003. |
How to determine within a macro if a cell contains a hyperlink
Thanks for educating the ignorant.
"Gord Dibben" wrote: Richard That "article" address is the URL to your original post and goes nowhere. JE just posted code.......no article. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 7 May 2007 10:59:01 -0700, Richard L. Miga wrote: Thanks for the reply. Could you please provide a URL for the article so I can better understand your reponse. I tried a search for the "1CE3DA2B-5FA3-45C4-BBEC-C065EF47CC95" artilce on the MS Site, but it returned nothing. "JE McGimpsey" wrote: One way: Dim bHasHyperlink bHasHyperlink = Range("A1").Hyperlinks.Count 0 In article , Richard L. Miga wrote: I have created an excell worksheet which is a "pasting" of information off of a web page that contains hyperlinks. I now want to use an excell macro to determin which cells contain the pasted hyperlinks. Please note that the "pasting" is created by selecting and then copying the part of the web page I am looking at. As such, when I paste in excell it does maintain the hyperlink, but when one looks at the cell contents that contains a hyperlink it looks like text (i.e. there is no "=HYPERLINK ..." construct) yet is is underlined and colored indicating that it is a hyperlink and when one click on it it goes to the hyperlink. Thus, I am looking for a method to determine if a cell contains a hyperlink via an excell macro. I am using Excell 2003. |
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