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When using "Find" and then "List all" a list of hyperlinks is produced.

Is there any way of copying this list (say into another Excel worksheet)?
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Yes - press Ctrl/A, then Ctrl/C, then paste wherever you want!



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When using "Find" and then "List all" a list of hyperlinks is produced.

Is there any way of copying this list (say into another Excel worksheet)?
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Dear Bob,

Thanks for the reply. Sadly, your solution doesn't seem to work. All I
copy and paste is the worksheet the first hyperlink points to.

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"Bob Umlas, Excel MVP" wrote:

Yes - press Ctrl/A, then Ctrl/C, then paste wherever you want!



"Adrian Bear" wrote:

When using "Find" and then "List all" a list of hyperlinks is produced.

Is there any way of copying this list (say into another Excel worksheet)?
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