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Removing Hyperlinks from a worksheet

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    Removing Hyperlinks from a worksheet

    Hi there all.

    I have copied then pasted some stats from the web onto a new worksheet.

    On the web some of the stats were also hyperlinks so now when I click on a cell it opens firefox. Is there a way of disabling the hyperlinks on my sheet?

    Hope this makes sense?
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    Re: Removing Hyperlinks from a worksheet

    pickslides,

    See:
    How do I disable hyperlinks in Excel?
    http://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/thread-2036849.php
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    Re: Removing Hyperlinks from a worksheet

    either put this in a new module
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    and run from tools macros
    or paste

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    into the imediate window and hit return (alt +f11 then ctrl+g to view immediate window)
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