Hello All,
I need this to be done in VBA, not conditional formatting.
I have 2 columns. Each cell in column A contains a number (20 rows). Then, each cell in column B contains a hyperlink. I would like to make it so that excel looks in each cell in Column A and hides the hyperlink in the cell contained in Column B (but only the cell in Column B on the same row). Is there some easy VBA code that would do this?
Thanks all so much,
Cedric
Hide? No. Delete? Yes. But then it's deleted and no way to get it back.
Simpler, switch to using the HYPERLINK() formula in column B. With that, you can slip it inside an IF() statement that examines column A and provides NO hyperlink formula and thus no clickable hyperlink in B2 if A2 doesn't fit the criteria.
For example, this formula provides a clickable hyperlink in B2:
=HYPERLINK("http://www.google.com", "Click for Google")
Now, the same formula but only if A2 isn't blank:
=IF(A2<>"", HYPERLINK("http://www.google.com", "Click for Google"), "")
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Awesome!!! thanks so much bud!
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