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how do I set up multiple (3,000) hyperlinks in excel quickly?
I have a large excel file and want all product codes to link directly to
images. There are about 3000 of them and doing it manually will take forever. Is there an easier way? |
how do I set up multiple (3,000) hyperlinks in excel quickly?
You might be able to use Excel's HYPERLINK function:
=HYPERLINK(link_location, friendly_name) Perhaps you could list the URL in Col_A, the display name in Col_B, and refer to those columns in the formula: Example: A1: http://www.msn.com/ B1: MSN C1: =HYPERLINK(A1,B1) Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron "basu" wrote: I have a large excel file and want all product codes to link directly to images. There are about 3000 of them and doing it manually will take forever. Is there an easier way? |
how do I set up multiple (3,000) hyperlinks in excel quickly?
Thanks but the images that I want to link to the cells are in a different
file. I am not sure how this would work. I can hyperlink them one by one, but this would take so long. Appreciate your input, though. "Ron Coderre" wrote: You might be able to use Excel's HYPERLINK function: =HYPERLINK(link_location, friendly_name) Perhaps you could list the URL in Col_A, the display name in Col_B, and refer to those columns in the formula: Example: A1: http://www.msn.com/ B1: MSN C1: =HYPERLINK(A1,B1) Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron "basu" wrote: I have a large excel file and want all product codes to link directly to images. There are about 3000 of them and doing it manually will take forever. Is there an easier way? |
how do I set up multiple (3,000) hyperlinks in excel quickly?
Not sure exactly how this would help, but... can you do a "Dir /b
filename.ext" to get a list of all the files into a text file, then import, or copy and paste the list of names into an Excel sheet, and then using copy/paste, set up the hyperlinks that way? Possibly using the other poster's suggestion as well? "holmeshouse" wrote in message ... Thanks but the images that I want to link to the cells are in a different file. I am not sure how this would work. I can hyperlink them one by one, but this would take so long. Appreciate your input, though. "Ron Coderre" wrote: You might be able to use Excel's HYPERLINK function: =HYPERLINK(link_location, friendly_name) Perhaps you could list the URL in Col_A, the display name in Col_B, and refer to those columns in the formula: Example: A1: http://www.msn.com/ B1: MSN C1: =HYPERLINK(A1,B1) Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron "basu" wrote: I have a large excel file and want all product codes to link directly to images. There are about 3000 of them and doing it manually will take forever. Is there an easier way? |
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