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Old July 6th, 2004, 06:44 PM
Candyman
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Hi!

Sorry if this is been seen twice by some people - I did
not see this option for links!!

I have been given a database of names, addresses and
website addresses in an Excel spreadsheet. The website
addresses do not appear as a hyperlink. Is there anyway
to Format that row to make all of the addresses appear as
links that I can click on that will then just direct my
browser to that website. This works fine if I input data
from scratch with www as a prefix but not with existing
data.
I am using Office 2003 on Win XP Home.
Please Help as the database is quite considerably large
and business-critical.
Best Wishes
Andy
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Old July 17th, 2004, 01:47 AM
sebastienm
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Hi,

You can use the HYPERLINK() function:
HYPERLINK( web_address , text_to_be_displayed )

Say your web addresses are in column A starting in A2
In B2, enter the formula: =HYPERLINK(A2,A2)
Fill down along the data.
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SĂ©bastien
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Old July 17th, 2004, 03:26 AM
David McRitchie
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A suggestion for your formula,
since you are already showing the URL in cell A2, you can
simply show something like [x] or [link] in your cell with the Hyperlink formula.

=HYPERLINK(A2,"[link]")
or possibly like
=HYPERLINK("http://" & A2, "[x]")
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"sebastienm" wrote in message ...
Hi,

You can use the HYPERLINK() function:
HYPERLINK( web_address , text_to_be_displayed )

Say your web addresses are in column A starting in A2
In B2, enter the formula: =HYPERLINK(A2,A2)
Fill down along the data.
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Regards,
Sébastien



 




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