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I copied over a list of names from a web page. On the web page these names were formated so that if you clicked on a name a new web page would open with a biography of that person. After copying the list into Excel whenever I click on a cell containing a person's name a web browser page still pops up with a biography of that person. How do I turn off this feature in Excel? I just want to treat this as any other spreadsheet cell and not be taken to my browser. I have formatted the cells so they no longer look like links (no blue letters or underlining). They now look like normal cell but still do not act like them. Suggestions please. Thanks in advance... Bob |
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You can select the cell with the name (and hyperlink) and hit ctrl-k (this
option is Insert|Hyperlink in xl2003 menus and in the Insert Tab of the ribbon (Links group)). And remove each hyperlink one at a time. Another way if you have more than a couple. Select the range to fix (all the cells is ok if you want) Hit alt-f11 to get to the VBE (where macros live) Hit ctrl-g to see the immediate window type this and hit enter: Selection.hyperlinks.delete then hit alt-f11 to get back to excel and see if it worked. Bob Newman wrote: Excel 2007 I copied over a list of names from a web page. On the web page these names were formated so that if you clicked on a name a new web page would open with a biography of that person. After copying the list into Excel whenever I click on a cell containing a person's name a web browser page still pops up with a biography of that person. How do I turn off this feature in Excel? I just want to treat this as any other spreadsheet cell and not be taken to my browser. I have formatted the cells so they no longer look like links (no blue letters or underlining). They now look like normal cell but still do not act like them. Suggestions please. Thanks in advance... Bob -- Dave Peterson |
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Thanks. There are about 200 names on the list.
Bob "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... You can select the cell with the name (and hyperlink) and hit ctrl-k (this option is Insert|Hyperlink in xl2003 menus and in the Insert Tab of the ribbon (Links group)). And remove each hyperlink one at a time. Another way if you have more than a couple. Select the range to fix (all the cells is ok if you want) Hit alt-f11 to get to the VBE (where macros live) Hit ctrl-g to see the immediate window type this and hit enter: Selection.hyperlinks.delete then hit alt-f11 to get back to excel and see if it worked. Bob Newman wrote: Excel 2007 I copied over a list of names from a web page. On the web page these names were formated so that if you clicked on a name a new web page would open with a biography of that person. After copying the list into Excel whenever I click on a cell containing a person's name a web browser page still pops up with a biography of that person. How do I turn off this feature in Excel? I just want to treat this as any other spreadsheet cell and not be taken to my browser. I have formatted the cells so they no longer look like links (no blue letters or underlining). They now look like normal cell but still do not act like them. Suggestions please. Thanks in advance... Bob -- Dave Peterson |
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