Remove blue hyperlink line
Excel XP & Win XP
I have a list of hundreds of hyperlinked cell entries. I want to remove the hyperlinks by code. When I manually scroll to one of these cells, right-click, and select Remove Hyperlink, the hyperlink is gone. However, there remains a blue line at the bottom of the cell that is not as long as the column is wide, so it's not a border and it's not an underline. My question: How do I remove that blue line, manually or by code? Once I know how to do it manually I can record a macro and get the code. Thanks for your time. Otto |
Remove blue hyperlink line
go to tools/autocorrect options and uncheck show autocorrect options buttons and
see if that's what you want -- Gary "Otto Moehrbach" wrote in message ... Excel XP & Win XP I have a list of hundreds of hyperlinked cell entries. I want to remove the hyperlinks by code. When I manually scroll to one of these cells, right-click, and select Remove Hyperlink, the hyperlink is gone. However, there remains a blue line at the bottom of the cell that is not as long as the column is wide, so it's not a border and it's not an underline. My question: How do I remove that blue line, manually or by code? Once I know how to do it manually I can record a macro and get the code. Thanks for your time. Otto |
Remove blue hyperlink line
Gary
I appreciate the help but it didn't anything about the blue line. Thanks anyway. Otto "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasATmsn.com wrote in message ... go to tools/autocorrect options and uncheck show autocorrect options buttons and see if that's what you want -- Gary "Otto Moehrbach" wrote in message ... Excel XP & Win XP I have a list of hundreds of hyperlinked cell entries. I want to remove the hyperlinks by code. When I manually scroll to one of these cells, right-click, and select Remove Hyperlink, the hyperlink is gone. However, there remains a blue line at the bottom of the cell that is not as long as the column is wide, so it's not a border and it's not an underline. My question: How do I remove that blue line, manually or by code? Once I know how to do it manually I can record a macro and get the code. Thanks for your time. Otto |
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