I have an Excel file that contains many Hyperlink who point to a word file on the server.
http://TITANUS/Fra/dif/avengers.docx
What I would like to do is to save content on my hard drive
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can anyone help me with this one?
I need to save a excel spreadsheet into .txt file however if there is 8 characters in certain cell txt file adds another TAB which can't be really there as another program doesn't pull the information if it's there. I am out of ideas.
In my excel file I want to add hyperlink to the local pdf file and they are 10000 pdf files.
My folder which contains all the pdfs is like this
/H
|----5_4131_1_merge_recog.pdf
|----5_4132_1_merge_recog.pdf
|----5_4133_1_merge_recog.pdf
|----......
And my excel file looks like
ID pdf
4131
4132
4133
4134
4135
So I am using =HYPERLINKfunction to add hyperlinks in pdf column
=HYPERLINK("H/5_"&A2&"_1_merge_recog.pdf")
which generates the hyperlink like but unable to open the pdf by clicking on it. As there are multiple rows so I want to use the cell for generating the hyperlinks
H/5_4131_1_merge_recog.pdf
I have a file, the file name contains some special characters, in my case square brackets, the file name is: [my]File.txt
I want to create a file hyperlink in Excel, I got a problem when I tired to link it as SMB address, the square brackets will be coded as %5B and 5%D instead of [], and I also tried to link it as local address, it does not have such problem.
Case 1 with local file, i.e. file saved under C:\[my]File.txt:
File file = new File("c:\\[my]File.txt");
Case 2 with SMB Windows share, i.e. file saved under \\myServer\[my]File.txt:
File file = new File("\\\\myServer\\[my]File.txt");
I create the hyperlink as following:
Hyperlink link = createHelper.createHyperlink(HyperlinkType.FILE);
link.setAddress(file.toURI().toString());
cell.setCellValue("open");
cell.setHyperlink(link);
This is the pop-up info that I got when I hover the mouse onto the hyperlink cell in Excel:
I have created doc(word) file with lables and connect it to my excel data with mailing option in word. Every thing is working file.
But WHEN I TRANSFER MY FOLDER CONTAINING MY EXCEL DATA FILE AND DOC(LABLE) FILE AND OPEN THE WORD FILE IN OTHER PC IT ASK FOR DATABASE. Is is not possible to bind the datasheet with doc in reference of folder that contains it so everytime when I transfer my folder it doesn't ask for database.?? help
I have an xlsx file in which I have inserted some external links to the page to internet sites. There are also links to files in the folder that contains the worksheet. Now I should turn the xlsx file into csv format. I tried the "save as" function but the connections are lost and only the name is mantained (not URL or path). Simply renaming the workbook and putting ". csv" instead of ". xlsx" will keep the links if you open it with excel. However, opening it with a text editor makes the data unreadable.
Would you have a solution?
Short Answer
You can't. CSV files do not support clickable hyperlinks.
Long Answer
CSV files and XLSX files are really apples and oranges. XLSX files are complicated that encode extra information (besides the actual data in the spreadsheet) such as formatting, cell size, user permissions and passwords, etc. as opposed to CSV files which are essentially just plain text files which only consist of Comma-Separated Values (hence the acronym CSV).
This is why XLSX files are unreadable when you open them with a text editor. It's all encoded information. As opposed to CSV files which are just plain text, so they are readable with text editors.
Excel has the option of opening/editing/saving CSV files but this is only for convenience. Once a file which is edited with Excel is saved as a CSV file, only the cell values themselves are saved, and all other information (including any formatting, formulas, row/column sizes, sheet names, hyperlinks, or any other complex features) is lost.