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Hide Hyperlink Address
Good Afternoon All,
I've created an Excel spreadsheet that I've made to look like a Web Delivered survey. At the bottom of each page, I've set a Shape Object button to serve as the page advancement since I've hidden the tabs via a Macro. My question is - can I hide the Hyperlink address? If someone hovers over the Shape/Object button for more than a second, the address appears and looks kind of tacky. It ruins the illusion that this is in fact not a Web Survey and is actually just an Excel Doc. dressed up to imitate one (mind you that the users of this sheet are used to on-line appearing surveys). Thank you for your thoughts and any advice you might have - Jenny B. |
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Hide Hyperlink Address
At the top right of the Create Hyperlink Dialog box is the Screen Tip button
to enter a friendly name Don't pretend you've made something you can't "Jenny B." wrote: Good Afternoon All, I've created an Excel spreadsheet that I've made to look like a Web Delivered survey. At the bottom of each page, I've set a Shape Object button to serve as the page advancement since I've hidden the tabs via a Macro. My question is - can I hide the Hyperlink address? If someone hovers over the Shape/Object button for more than a second, the address appears and looks kind of tacky. It ruins the illusion that this is in fact not a Web Survey and is actually just an Excel Doc. dressed up to imitate one (mind you that the users of this sheet are used to on-line appearing surveys). Thank you for your thoughts and any advice you might have - Jenny B. |
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No. You cannot hide a Hyperlink Address.
Note: If you associate a reference to sheet without screen tip, you will still notice that the hyperlink showing the refernce of the Workbook name, sheet and the cell address. Important: If you rename a worksheet after creating a hyperlink, then you loose the rreference, and the error message displays "Reference is not valid". In such case, you have to edit the hyperlink again. Challa Prabhu "Jenny B." wrote: Good Afternoon All, I've created an Excel spreadsheet that I've made to look like a Web Delivered survey. At the bottom of each page, I've set a Shape Object button to serve as the page advancement since I've hidden the tabs via a Macro. My question is - can I hide the Hyperlink address? If someone hovers over the Shape/Object button for more than a second, the address appears and looks kind of tacky. It ruins the illusion that this is in fact not a Web Survey and is actually just an Excel Doc. dressed up to imitate one (mind you that the users of this sheet are used to on-line appearing surveys). Thank you for your thoughts and any advice you might have - Jenny B. |
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