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XL2000= I have a form where I often insert a Hyperlink in Cell D19. Then a
macro pastes all 20 form entries (D1:D20) to a DBase. Problem is that D19
pastes as text, not as a link. Any macro that will recognize if D19 contains
a HLink & then copy it to DBase as HL? thanx tom dollardoc


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How exactly are you pasting to your DBase, and what form does the dbase
take? If I copy a range in Excel from one sheet to another the hyperlinks
are preserved in Excel XP.

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XL2000= I have a form where I often insert a Hyperlink in Cell D19. Then a
macro pastes all 20 form entries (D1:D20) to a DBase. Problem is that D19
pastes as text, not as a link. Any macro that will recognize if D19
contains a HLink & then copy it to DBase as HL? thanx tom dollardoc



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