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Deleting multiple hyperlinks

  1. #1
    Tamsin
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    Deleting multiple hyperlinks

    i am currently having problems with hyperlinks. Is there a way to
    permanently remove from a spreadsheet without having to go into each cell
    individually (I have text in the cells)? I have been deleting them and they
    keep reappearing - the hyperlinks are even appearing in new spreadsheets and
    now seem to be embedded in other spreadsheets.

    Any help would be much appreciated.
    --
    Tamsin

  2. #2
    Mark Hone
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    RE: Deleting multiple hyperlinks

    Hi Tamsin,

    To delete a selection of hyperlinks, select the required area of cells and
    then do the following:
    - Press Alt + F11 to open the Visual Basic Editor.
    - Press Ctrl + G to view the 'Immediate Window'.
    - Type selection.hyperlinks.delete into the immediate window and press return.
    - Close the immediate window and VB editor - you should see that your links
    have been removed.
    - You could create a VBA sub (macro) to do this and put it in a tool bar or
    menu if you wanted.

    To prevent Excel from automatically converting text into hyperlinks, do the
    following:
    - From the menu, select Tools, Options, then the Spelling tab.
    - Click the 'Autocorrect Options...' button, then the 'Autoformat As You
    Type' tab.
    - Un-tick the box entitled 'Internet and Network Paths with Hyperlinks'.

    You should beware that this is a global setting so hyperlinks will not be
    automatically created on any workbooks until you turn them back on.

    Hope this helps,

    Mark


    "Tamsin" wrote:

    > i am currently having problems with hyperlinks. Is there a way to
    > permanently remove from a spreadsheet without having to go into each cell
    > individually (I have text in the cells)? I have been deleting them and they
    > keep reappearing - the hyperlinks are even appearing in new spreadsheets and
    > now seem to be embedded in other spreadsheets.
    >
    > Any help would be much appreciated.
    > --
    > Tamsin


  3. #3
    Gord Dibben
    Guest

    Re: Deleting multiple hyperlinks

    Tamsin

    To remove all hyperlinks at once.

    Sub removeAllLinksFromSelection()
    Selection.Hyperlinks.Delete
    End Sub

    As far as hyperlinks appearing in new workbooks I would suspect that your
    default new workbook or new worksheet is based upon a Template saved with the
    links.

    Look for a BOOK.xlt or SHEET.xlt in your XLSTART folder.

    If found, move out of that folder.


    Gord Dibben Excel MVP

    On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 04:02:01 -0700, Tamsin <[email protected]>
    wrote:

    >i am currently having problems with hyperlinks. Is there a way to
    >permanently remove from a spreadsheet without having to go into each cell
    >individually (I have text in the cells)? I have been deleting them and they
    >keep reappearing - the hyperlinks are even appearing in new spreadsheets and
    >now seem to be embedded in other spreadsheets.
    >
    >Any help would be much appreciated.



  4. #4
    joni_piter
    Guest

    RE: Deleting multiple hyperlinks

    There is another way (from excel help!!):
    To Deactivate several hyperlinks at once:
    1. Type the number 1 in a blank cell, and right-click the cell.
    2. Click Copy on the shortcut menu.
    3. While pressing CTRL, select each hyperlink you want to deactivate.
    4. Click Paste Special on the Edit menu.
    5. Under Operation, click Multiply and then click OK.


    "Tamsin" wrote:

    > i am currently having problems with hyperlinks. Is there a way to
    > permanently remove from a spreadsheet without having to go into each cell
    > individually (I have text in the cells)? I have been deleting them and they
    > keep reappearing - the hyperlinks are even appearing in new spreadsheets and
    > now seem to be embedded in other spreadsheets.
    >
    > Any help would be much appreciated.
    > --
    > Tamsin


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