Diabling Hyperlinks in a Spreadsheet

D

days_crazed

Okay...I have a list of vendors on a spreadsheet (color coded to
engineers in case you are wondering why the screenshots are so wild and
colorful), and when I enter an E-mail address, it automatically pops
into a hyperlink. I don't want them as hyperlinks because when I go to
edit or do something, it makes it hard to do so because it keeps trying
to compose E-mails. I would have it as regular text, and it can be as
simple as me clicking in the cell to copy the address, and when I click
out of the cell, it reinstates the hyperlink. (See pic)


[image: http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y249/keriwoo1/MISC/ss1.jpg]

On another spreadsheet I have, all I have to do is right click the cell
and it gives an option of 'Remove Hyperlink.'

[image: http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y249/keriwoo1/MISC/ss3.jpg]

But even if I choose that option, then it removes the shading, and
sometimes the border also. It is really weird!!

[image: http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y249/keriwoo1/MISC/ss4.jpg]

But I would even be happy if I could get that to happen and just
re-shade it. this one doesn't give me that option if I right click it.
(See pic)

[image: http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y249/keriwoo1/MISC/ss2.jpg]

So this is a huge pain in the YOU KNOW WHAT! Anyone have any advice???
I just want to be able to 'disable' hyperlinks.

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
S

SteveG

Type the number 1 in a cell and copy it. Hold down the Ctrl key and
select the hyperlinks you want to disable. Right mouse click and
select Paste Special. Select the "Multiply" option and click ok. Your
links will be gone. Just one note, if you double click on one of those
cells, it will re-activate the link.

HTH

Steve
 
D

days_crazed

SteveG said:
Type the number 1 in a cell and copy it. Hold down the Ctrl key and
select the hyperlinks you want to disable. Right mouse click and
select Paste Special. Select the "Multiply" option and click ok.
Your
links will be gone. Just one note, if you double click on one of
those
cells, it will re-activate the link.

HTH

Steve


Thanks, Steve! I will give this a try!
 

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