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I am importing an Access Query into a sheet of my Excel file. This query has
a column that is all hyperlinks. My problem is that instead of importing as a hyperlink, it comes into Excel as plain text. I have used HYPERLINK(A1) to try to convert, but there is a number sign (#) at the start of the plain text. Is there a way I can delete this first character, then use HYPERLINK(A1) to get my hyperlink into a column that is unaffected by data updates? I am using Access and Excel 2002, and I am pretty new to all this, I am currently trying to wrap my brain around macros to see if I can find a solution there, but that is confusing me more I think. I will be grateful for any help. Lori. |
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