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In B1 enter:
=HYPERLINK(A1,A1) and copy down to produce a nice list of "clickable" hyperlinks -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200841 "desiaashik" wrote: I have a VBScript that takes snapshot of my automation tests that I do. Every run takes a snapshot and stores that into a separate row in excel with the file name and location in "snapshot file" column. For e.g. My snapshot column would have following entries C:\Automation\Snapshots\Image # 1.png C:\Automation\Snapshots\Image # 2.png C:\Automation\Snapshots\Image # 3.png What I want is to automatically make these entries a link so that when I click on the location (say...C:\Automation\Snapshots\Image # 1.png), the image automatically opens up Is there any easy way or any other way to do this formatting of column? |
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