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I have figured out how to set up a link from a cell in one book to a cell
in another book. At first all i could do was the"hyperlink" thing with underlines etc. Now i link and the display is in plain text format. Problem is, tho, if i click on a cell that is linked to another book, it takes me to that other book. (There are times i click on a linked cell to change formatting etc.) Is there anyway to deativate the "feature" of automatically being taken to the "source" workbook? Thanks. ....mike |
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It sounds like your hyperlink is still there, but the cell isn't formatted in a
hyperlink style. Select the cell and hit Insert|Hyperlink (or ctrl-k) See if your link is still there. ==== If you have a link that appears normal, but you want it to look like a link (blue, underlined), then select the cell format|style|and choose hyperlink from the dropdown menu (You may have to add a hyperlink to a helper cell for Hyperlink to show up in that dropdown. After you have one, you can clean up that helper cell (Edit|clear).) snidely wrote: I have figured out how to set up a link from a cell in one book to a cell in another book. At first all i could do was the"hyperlink" thing with underlines etc. Now i link and the display is in plain text format. Problem is, tho, if i click on a cell that is linked to another book, it takes me to that other book. (There are times i click on a linked cell to change formatting etc.) Is there anyway to deativate the "feature" of automatically being taken to the "source" workbook? Thanks. ...mike -- Dave Peterson |
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