Scenario
column A
www.google.com
a
b
c
The url link should be clickable for now, however it's become unclickable after I'm using some formula to combine it. here is the formula I'm using
=CONCATENATE(HYPERLINK(A1,A1),char(10),A2,A3,A4)
output
"www.google.com
abc"
Is there any way to let my URL become clickable after combining some formula?
The HYPERLINK should be outside, since the last thing you need is the link
=HYPERLINK(CONCATENATE(A1,char(10),A2,A3,A4), "title")
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Example:
Cell 1: http.standardlink/
Cell 2: [idnumber]
Result: http.standarlink/[idnumber]
Can I make the result a clickable hyperlink, so that I can quickly create a bunch of buttons to links made up of cell 1 and ID numbers?
I know you can manually make each one a clickable link, but I'm looking for a solution where I can simply put in the ID in one cell, and get a clickable link in the next.
I've previously been able to create the text version of a link by combining the values of a cell, but the actual link would have to be copied and pasted into your browser to access.
Yes, you can make. Use HYPERLINK formula with concatenated cells (&) as an argument: =HYPERLINK($A$2&B2)
Result:
I have seen a lot of answers about creating URLs when exporting from Excel to PDF, but in my case I don't have ONE URL in each cell, I can have MULTIPLE URLs in one cell ! (But they are only text, since Excel can't support 2 clickable links in one cell).
I have a document with multiple cells which each contains multiple links inside.
For example, a cell could contain :
[http://google.com
http://facebook.com]
(The brackets are not in the cell, and there is a new line character (alt+enter) between the links.)
These links are not clickable in Excel, because it is not possible to have 2 clickable links in one cell in Excel.
I want to export the cells to PDF with a macro (using Range(...).ExportAsFixedFormat), and I would like those links to become clickable.
Is there a way to make those links clickable in the PDF created, since they are a text URL ?
(For example, is there an option when I export to say "if you see a string which look like a URL, make it clickable" ?)
I appreciate if you know how to solve this.
Let me know if I can give you more information.
I'm trying to scrape all data from the link below.
http://aeroportos.weebly.com/fuel-prices.html#.W7JVkWj7Sbi
However, it seems like there is no option to perform right click, inspect & then us BeautifulSoup...
Any tricks on how to deal with this?
Example on data I would like to scrape (for all rows)
So i'm trying to create an output with in the rows all locations, and columns all prices / codes / ...
Many thanks!
Sibren
I have checked your site you can make a right click on the option that are on the top for selection of menu, and then drag down to div. Then from this div you can extract your required elements or you can copy your xpath.
Right click on the blue "Home" tab. You will be able to click "inspect"
When I use ALT+ENTER I get multiple lines of text and could not format them as links. Is there any way to get multiple links in one excel cell?
You can use shapes that you can assign with a hyperlink. See https://www.extendoffice.com/documents/excel/916-excel-insert-multiple-hyperlinks.html
Via insert, you can choose a rectangular shape, insert this in the
cell.
Right click the shape and choose 'Hyperlink' and type the
address.
Go to step 1 until enough hyperlinks are created.
Links are tight to cells in Excel, the first link that it detects is the default link for a cell. You can still put :
First link (Alt +Enter), Second Link
But Still only when clicking on the cell, you will be directed to the first link.
As the "links" formatting is map with the cell and no with the text.
I'm trying to find a way to make Google Spreadsheet wrap a link, and showing the content in many lines, just like microsoft excel works:
I've found nothing so far on how to implement this, which should be used very often I believe.
Here's how the same excel works imported to Google Spreadsheet:
In the google spreadsheet I selected "Wrap text" but it only wraps it, hiding the overflow of it, however I can't see the whole link.
Any help is greately appreciated.
If you don't mind modifying the contents of the cell in order to display wrapped text, you could use an additional column with a formula like this to insert spaces after certain characters so that the url can wrap:
=SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(B1,"&","& "),"/","/ "),"?","? "),"#","# ")
You should keep the original URL around though, since the resulting value will no longer be a valid URL.
Google Spreadsheets only wraps text where there is white space or hyphens. It will not wrap in the middle of a word the way Excel does. There's no way around this I'm afraid.