ExcelHound
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I have a two part question regarding Hyperlinks and Excel 2010 that I’d like to pose in this forum.
Is it possible to manufacturer a hyperlink using the HYPERLINK function that also includes a screen tip?<o></o>
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I would prefer to create a series of hyperlinks on an excel document which includes a ScreenTip then publish the worksheet via the ‘Save As’ single file web page feature. This would then hopefully provide a mouse over tip or additional information without having to click on the link – ideally all this achieved via the Hyperlink Function without having to manually type in each link tip using the longwinded menu driven Hyperlink ribbon feature?<o></o>
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My Hyperlink formula would then look like, actual “http://....” Link in B1, Friendly Link Name in C1, ScreenTip in D1 = resulting formula in A1<o></o>
Second part of the question, if I have a lengthy Worksheet that again is saved/published using the ‘Save As’ single file web page feature, can I create document web anchors so I can link to multiple places on the document; e.g. if I’m trying to get to a section of the document that is scrolled off the default screen, a web anchor can be used within the url to take me directly to that place, similar to standard web html tags?<o></o>
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Many thanks in advance<o></o>
fficeffice" /><o></o>I have a two part question regarding Hyperlinks and Excel 2010 that I’d like to pose in this forum.
Is it possible to manufacturer a hyperlink using the HYPERLINK function that also includes a screen tip?<o
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> </o>I would prefer to create a series of hyperlinks on an excel document which includes a ScreenTip then publish the worksheet via the ‘Save As’ single file web page feature. This would then hopefully provide a mouse over tip or additional information without having to click on the link – ideally all this achieved via the Hyperlink Function without having to manually type in each link tip using the longwinded menu driven Hyperlink ribbon feature?<o
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> </o>My Hyperlink formula would then look like, actual “http://....” Link in B1, Friendly Link Name in C1, ScreenTip in D1 = resulting formula in A1<o
></o>Second part of the question, if I have a lengthy Worksheet that again is saved/published using the ‘Save As’ single file web page feature, can I create document web anchors so I can link to multiple places on the document; e.g. if I’m trying to get to a section of the document that is scrolled off the default screen, a web anchor can be used within the url to take me directly to that place, similar to standard web html tags?<o
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> </o>Many thanks in advance<o
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