I want, when I am pasting links to a cell, that the text would automatically be wrapped with another text.
For instance, I have this link copied in my clipboard: http://example.com. When I paste it in a cell, I want it automatically to be wrapped by another text:
<div class="text">Example</div>
The output of that csv is rendered in html.
I would do it using Excel formulas. I think it's the quickest solution, if you are not planning to to this task repetitively a lot of times.
If you paste your link in A1, in B1 I would put this:
="<div class=""text"">Example</div>"
When you are done pasting references and making formulas, you can copy the cell with the formula and paste only the value on top of it. Then delete the original reference. This way you will not have formulas in cells.
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When I copy a text with an underlying hyperlink (example: displaying text = google, hyperlink = www.google.com) from a cell in excel and paste it into word or outlook, only the hyperlinked text has been copied (which is what I like!). When I paste it into some other application (like MS Teams) not only the text with the hyperlink is copied but also the format is adopted (a table with one cell with the hyperlinked text in it will be created). Now, I'd like to get rid of the cell/table Information and only paste the hyperlinked text like it is done in word. Is there a way in VBA to achive this? I thought that this format information must be stored somewhere in the clipboard but I couldn't find and delete it.
Any Ideas?
Thanks,
Sebastian
I am trying to copy data from excel and paste it in Notepad++.
When pasting in NPP, it is automatically inserting carriage return and the cursor goes on to the next line.
Is there any way to avoid this ? I want the cursor to remain at the end of the text after pasting.
If you are copying data from a single cell, you could do one of the following:
Double-click on the cell and then copy its contents.
Select the cell you wish to copy from, and copy its contents from the Formula Bar.
If this does not solve your problem and removing the new line after every paste is annoying you, you could also consider switching to Google Sheets or Excel Online and copying data from there. They do not seem to add a new line.
So I have about 50 columns worth of formulas to paste over onto new workbooks on a regular basis. Pasting them one by one works, meaning all references are identically positioned when I paste them across.
However, if I try to paste more than 1 column formula at a time, I get:
The range you are pasting from contains formulas that cannot be pasted into this instance of Excel.
I tried this and a couple other links, any idea if this can be done without VBA?
If not, any idea how to write this in VBA? tyvm
What if you simply copy the workbook and paste the new data in the place of the old data? Not the most technical answer, but it should do the trick?
Needed to copy in some cumbersome data. Looked like it was working ok until I closed the source file (that I pasted FROM). This makes all the pasted formulas in the destination file change to #REF!
Anyway to fix this?
If you want to copy formulas to a new range of cells, just copy the cells containing the formulas, hit ALT+E S F. You can achieve the same effect by dragging the formula cell to new range.
I have a list of documents that I want to paste relative links to in Excel. I converted the list to a list of Excel formulas that look like
=HYPERLINK(".\docs\123abc\1.doc","1.doc")
=HYPERLINK(".\docs\456abc\1.doc","1.doc")
However when I paste this in Excel it will paste the text for the formula and not actually make it a formula. I have tried creating a macro to set each cell's FormulaR1C1 value as the value from the text in the cell and that didn't fix it. As well I have tried to copy and paste special as forumla and that did nothing either.
If I type in each formula by hand instead of copying and pasting them it works great, however the list of forumlas I have is a couple hundred and I would prefer not to have to type each one in by hand. Does anyone have any experience with this or suggestions on getting the forumla to register?
Before pasting the formulas,
Select all cells in worksheet
Right click and select "Format Cells..."
In the Number tab page, select General and click OK button.
Paste your formulas list.