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?
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I have an Excel file here, and I am trying to click the display hyperlink to take me to a specific image in the other sheet, which is the "Definitions" tab. But it is only letting me reference a specific cell in a document. I have genuinely tried looking for a solution on my own but I have not been able to find one. I have a bunch of images in the "Definitions" Tab and I want to hyperlink to a specific image. There is one image for each hyperlink.
You can link to a cell where the picture is located. In this way you come to the right place when clicking the link.
Make a picture setting to move the picture with cells
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.
In the picture above I have placed the following formula in cell J1:
=HYPERLINK(LEFT(CELL("filename",A1),FIND("[",CELL("filename",A1))-1),LEFT(CELL("filename",A1),FIND("[",CELL("filename",A1))-1))
I originally created the file on my local C: drive and personal download folder. I then created hyper link formulas in I4, and copied down, that build on the path name J1. This worked fine and dandy when I tested it.
PROBLEM
When I move the file to the network drive, the value in cell J1 showed the new new network path. However when I click on the link it would open my personal download folder where I originally created and saved the workbook.
What I have tried
I thought there might be some value saved some where that was not updated when I moved the file since I used explorer to move the file as opposed to saving the open workbook in a new location. To over come that I tried saving the file in its new location with no effect. I also tried save as with no effect either.
What I was trying to achieve
I was trying to achieve an automatic link that would allow the user to click on the drawing link and it would open the associated file independent of how they have mapped or reference the network location. It would also automatically update the path should the folder be moved or renamed.
What went wrong? is there a better way of doing this?
Potential Cause
When using the =HYPERLINK formula, excel also generates a hyperlink as if you added one manually by right clicking on the cell. It then also formats the text with an underline and blue/purple text. This "manually" created hyperlink sits on top of the formula so it gets selected first. It is this "manual" hyperlink that does not update.
Work Around
Select all cells with the issue. Right click to bring up the menu and then select remove hyperlink. This removes excels "Manual" hyperlink, but leaves the cells hyperlink formula which still works and is updated.
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.
Basically I have a gigantic excel spread sheet with over 20,000 URL's. It would be very inefficient of me to click on each link to check the image. Instead I was wondering if I could take the url from one cell and load the image into a different cell. This of course would have to be a loop as I have so many images to load. So far I found a thread on this already but I have no idea how to implement this code.
How to get images to appear in Excel given image url
If someone could tell me how to use this code that would be great and you will also save my sanity. Thanks!
While your Excel sheet is open, press ALT+F11 (Edit: Not Ctrl)
This will open the Visual Basic editor. From there, locate the project explorer to the left side of the screen. It should appear something like VBAProject (YourWorkBookName.XLS)
right click it and select Insert -> Module.
You should see a blank white space for you to put code in. Just paste the code you found from the other post, but make sure you paste it inside a SUB definition , like this:
Sub AnyNameCanBeChoosen()
' Paste your code Here
End Sub
Then press F5 to execute your code.