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Using the @ symbol in a cell
I have a friend at work who was using Excel (2003) and was typing using the @
character for something totally unrelated to an email hyperlink and Excel turned all of the cells in her spreadsheet using the @ symbol into hyperlinks. I used replace to get rid of the "@" and turn it into "at", but it remained a hyperlink. I got rid of the hyperlink by right clicking each cell and deleting it. Is there someway to get Excel to automatically not assume you are typing in a hyperlink? Also, I couldn't find a way to choose all the cells and have the same option of clearing the hyperlink? Any easy way to do that? |
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