can't remove 'javascript:void(0);' arrow symbol

After copying some spreadsheet data from a bank website into a an Excel spreadsheet on my PC, I got a small right-pointing arrow symbol in small square at the beginning of a row. When I click on that arrow I get this message in a popup:
"Microsoft Office has identified a potential security concern.
This location may be unsafe.
javascript:void(0);"
I have tried to delete the arrow with the Delete key: Nope.
I have tried right-click and 'Remove hyperlink': Nope.
I have selected a range of rows to include the arrow symbol and deleted them: The arrow symbol remains.
I've done lots of searching - I can't find a way to remove it.
Does anyone on this forum know how to remove it?

The better is to not copy it …

Well, sure, I know now that it's better not to have copied the data, but knowing that now doesn't get rid of the non-functional javascript arrow.

Here's a sample file showing the anomaly

sintek - In all honesty I don't know what to do with 'ActiveSheet.Pictures.Delete' but no matter. Your revelation that multiple symbols could be stacked on each other had me re-try the manual delete method (which I had tried multiple times before posting this thread so maybe it started with 8 or 9 stacked?) and that did the trick. When I tried manual deletion I had no idea there could be multiples so after deleting several times with no visible result I thought it wasn't working... Thanks much for the help.