I was searching the web far and wide, with no good answer yet...
My excel worksheet blocked for "easy" hyperlink. I can't access the wizard.
I've opened a new file and figured that by the wizard I can go to specific tab with
filename.xlsx#TabName!A1
this should redirect me to tab "TabName" to square A1 within filename.xlsx.
I've managed to get to the file I want using
=HYPERLINK("[\\server\path\to\file\file.xlsx]", "Link text")
I've tried to get the code i've managed to discover:
=HYPERLINK("[\\server\path\to\file\file.xlsx]#TabName!A1", "Link text")
but no success.
anyone, can help? it redirects me to the file, but not to the tab I need.
thank you all in advace,
Ofek.
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I want to Google search a term. So, I did a concatenate formula that creates a hyperlink. It looks something like:
=CONCATENATE("https://www.google.com/search?q=",A1)
Where A1 is the location of the term I want to search.
So far, so good. This gives me a hyperlink in text form. Then, I create a second column to establish the actual hyperlink:
=HYPERLINK(location of the concatenate formula result)
Great. I've got a working hyperlink. If I use the mouse to click that formula, it opens the Google search correctly.
Now, I want to use the keyboard instead of my mouse to click this hyperlink. I need to do a bunch of these types of searches. Maybe I'll create a macro that can open them for me a few at a time.
Anyway, this older post describes a way of opening hyperlinks in Excel without using the mouse. The problem I have is that I don't see "Open Hyperlink" in my context menu. All I've got is "Remove Hyperlink".
Any ideas why and what I can do to work around it? Thanks!
I am trying to automate a process where data is queried from the database, downloaded into an excel file and sent to recipients. One of the column in the excel file needs to be a hyperlink. How can i make this happen?
I selected =hyperlink(A,B) into the column but the function appears as text and not as hyperlink.
I tried changing the web options to 'update links on save' but it does not help.
Only when i click in the cell and hit enter does the hyperlink appear. This is not an option
Opening the file and adding a new column to use the hyperlink function is not an option either since the process is being automated.
The tool allows me to export into an xlsx and not a xlsm so i am assuming i cannot use macros to do the job.
I tried researching the answers for similar questions but didnt find any that i could use which will generate a url dynamically without me having to open the file. Any ideas?
I also tried another tool and they were able to send out emails with links. I do not know how they do it internally but i do not see any hyperlink functions when i tab into the hyperlink column.
Cell type should probably be set to "Generic".
You may also need to trigger a "Refresh" after the workbook is filled with all the data. Sometimes I need to that manually - but only once. I have no idea why it happens.
I'm running a test to verify the contents of a file in Office 365. The file is a .xlsx file. I can open the file in excel online and verify the contents of the spreadsheet up to a point - unfortunately it's a large file and I need to scroll down to make more data visible. I've tried the following:
JavascriptExecutor jse = (JavascriptExecutor) driver;
jse.executeScript("window.scrollBy(0,1200)", "");
and
driver.findElement(By.xpath("XPATH")).sendKeys(Keys.PAGE_DOWN);
but neither seem to do anything. Can anyone suggest something else? Is there a way I can drag the scroll bar downwards?
EDIT:
Browser is Firefox.
I should have been more clear about the 'file' - it's an attachment which is uploaded to an Outlook group in Office365. I open it simply by clicking on a link. This then opens in Excel Online which displays as a frame on top of the normal Outlook screen.
By using:
Browser.getTopBrowser(driver);
driver.switchTo().frame("CollabOfficeDocumentBody");
driver.findElement(By.xpath("class"));
I can find the contents of individual cells, but only to a certain point (54 rows down I think).
I'm not sure if this answers your questions...
I did a hyperlink in excel file,
this is the link
http://10.112.96.130:8087/Canary/cmrt/evaluateCMRT/3184726
and when i clicked on the hyper link it bring me to
http://10.112.96.130:8087/Canary
i already try to find why this is happening.
Thanks in advance
I wasn't able to replicate your error. Are you entering data into a cell, right-clicking on the cell, then 'Hyperlink' then making sure that you have 'Existing File or Web Page' selected before putting in your URL?
I have a link in a cell converted to hyperlink. I looks just fine, but if I click the link nothing happens.
The excel file is a xlsx file running on Excel:Mac 2011 (on Mac).
I also tried saving the file as xls but the problem persist.
I've made this capture which shows the dialog box for "Edit hyperlink". As you can see everything looks fine.
Link to the capture (sorry but I can't upload images yet..): Capture
This happens to me often. What usually works is to double-click the cell, go to the end of the url and press space. Excel automagically converts it into a link you can follow. If you have many such links - you should look at what format your cells are in. Sometimes there are issues with links being in a cell that has been formatted "general". HTH
Frustrating that you can paste a hyperlink into a cell as part of a record and the hyperlink won't work. I fixed it manually with these steps:
Right-mouse click on cell with non-working hyperlink
Select "Link"
Copy the URL in "Text to display"
Paste the URL into the blank "Address"
Click the "OK" button
For me the solution to this problem was to change the program defaults so that Internet Explorer is your default browser. From a Windows PC you can do this by:
Select Control Panel from the Start menu.
Click Programs.
Click Set Your Default Programs.
In the Programs list, select the browser you want to be your default.
Click Set this Program as Default.
Click OK.
However, I have also had this problem in the past because of a firewall issue.
For a Mac you would need to:
Open Safari.
Go to Safari > Preferences.
While on the General tab, select Internet Explorer as the browser you want to use as default from the drop down menu.
Click ok.
Where the problem is that the text won't show as a hyperlink add http:// to the front of the cell.