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Default How do I make a global change of Hyperlink addresses?

I have a large group of hyperlinks that have changed the base part of their
address. Probably when the spreadsheet quit and I had to recover the file.

Instead of pointing to another drive, all of them point at the c drive. Can
I do a global edit somewhere?
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Default How do I make a global change of Hyperlink addresses?

You can do this with 'find and replace'...

If you have them through formulae then first change to display formulae (by
CTRL-`) and then use 'find and replace'...



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I have a large group of hyperlinks that have changed the base part of their
address. Probably when the spreadsheet quit and I had to recover the file.

Instead of pointing to another drive, all of them point at the c drive. Can
I do a global edit somewhere?

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