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    Hal Anderson
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    Launch new browser window from an excel web page

    I am publishing an excel file to the web using the Excel Publishing feature -
    works great (I am not a programmer). However, I have links within the
    spreadsheet that I'd like to open a NEW browser window when the link is
    selected from the published Excel browser window... Make sense? In other
    words, when a link is selected from the published Excel browser window, I
    don't want it to replace the Excel browser window, but open a new window.

    Is there a command I can append to the URL in the Excel field (or some other
    approach) so that a new browser window will open when the link is selected?
    I've looked at a web page that opens a new browser window when a certain link
    is selected and it has the following format: <a href="http://www.yahoo.com"
    TARGET="_Top">, however I don't know how to embed this type of command in
    Excel...

    Thank you ahead of time.

    Hal

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    maxtrixx
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    RE: Launch new browser window from an excel web page

    Hal did you find a solution for this? I'm running into the same situation.

    Thanks!

    "Hal Anderson" wrote:

    > I am publishing an excel file to the web using the Excel Publishing feature -
    > works great (I am not a programmer). However, I have links within the
    > spreadsheet that I'd like to open a NEW browser window when the link is
    > selected from the published Excel browser window... Make sense? In other
    > words, when a link is selected from the published Excel browser window, I
    > don't want it to replace the Excel browser window, but open a new window.
    >
    > Is there a command I can append to the URL in the Excel field (or some other
    > approach) so that a new browser window will open when the link is selected?
    > I've looked at a web page that opens a new browser window when a certain link
    > is selected and it has the following format: <a href="http://www.yahoo.com"
    > TARGET="_Top">, however I don't know how to embed this type of command in
    > Excel...
    >
    > Thank you ahead of time.
    >
    > Hal


  3. #3
    Hal Anderson
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    RE: Launch new browser window from an excel web page

    Hi Maxtrixx:

    No, I have not had any responses. I did just speak to a MS consultant
    tonight that we use and they have a couple Visual Basic solutions that they
    think will work, but no "simple" solution that I thought for sure existed.
    I'll be happy to post if it works.

    Hal

    "maxtrixx" wrote:

    > Hal did you find a solution for this? I'm running into the same situation.
    >
    > Thanks!
    >
    > "Hal Anderson" wrote:
    >
    > > I am publishing an excel file to the web using the Excel Publishing feature -
    > > works great (I am not a programmer). However, I have links within the
    > > spreadsheet that I'd like to open a NEW browser window when the link is
    > > selected from the published Excel browser window... Make sense? In other
    > > words, when a link is selected from the published Excel browser window, I
    > > don't want it to replace the Excel browser window, but open a new window.
    > >
    > > Is there a command I can append to the URL in the Excel field (or some other
    > > approach) so that a new browser window will open when the link is selected?
    > > I've looked at a web page that opens a new browser window when a certain link
    > > is selected and it has the following format: <a href="http://www.yahoo.com"
    > > TARGET="_Top">, however I don't know how to embed this type of command in
    > > Excel...
    > >
    > > Thank you ahead of time.
    > >
    > > Hal


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