Is it possible to have plain text and a hyperlink in the same cell. If so,
how does one accomplish it?

Example:
(plain text might be key words for us) teaching and learning
(then a link to a web site) http://www.ncte.org/profdev/

Or does the content of the entire cell have to appear and become a hyperlink?

Thanks.

I tried highlighting partial text in a cell and the Hyperlink button
became disabled. So it doesn't appear possible. Is there a reason you
can't put your key words in one column and the hyperlink in an adjacent
column?

kec wrote:
Is it possible to have plain text and a hyperlink in the same cell. If so,
how does one accomplish it?

Example:
(plain text might be key words for us) teaching and learning
(then a link to a web site) http://www.ncte.org/profdev/

Or does the content of the entire cell have to appear and become a hyperlink?

Thanks.

Looks like it has to be an entire range (not partial) or a shape object.
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"kec" wrote:

Is it possible to have plain text and a hyperlink in the same cell. If so,
how does one accomplish it?

Example:
(plain text might be key words for us) teaching and learning
(then a link to a web site) http://www.ncte.org/profdev/

Or does the content of the entire cell have to appear and become a hyperlink?

Thanks.

You could cheat.

You could add a rectangle over the portion of the cell (make the borders
invisible) and assign a hyperlink to that rectangle.

You could even format the text under the rectangle so that it looks like a
hyperlink (blue, underline, smaller??).

kec wrote:

Is it possible to have plain text and a hyperlink in the same cell. If so,
how does one accomplish it?

Example:
(plain text might be key words for us) teaching and learning
(then a link to a web site) http://www.ncte.org/profdev/

Or does the content of the entire cell have to appear and become a hyperlink?

Thanks.

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Dave Peterson

Thanks!

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

You could cheat.

You could add a rectangle over the portion of the cell (make the borders
invisible) and assign a hyperlink to that rectangle.

You could even format the text under the rectangle so that it looks like a
hyperlink (blue, underline, smaller??).

kec wrote:

Is it possible to have plain text and a hyperlink in the same cell. If so,
how does one accomplish it?

Example:
(plain text might be key words for us) teaching and learning
(then a link to a web site) http://www.ncte.org/profdev/

Or does the content of the entire cell have to appear and become a hyperlink?

Thanks.

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Dave Peterson