Comments on: Removing the Auto Hyperlink Option in Excel http://articles.excelyogi.com/removing-the-auto-hyperlink-option-in-excel/2008/12/09/ Analyst Resources Thu, 09 Sep 2010 18:17:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Jennine http://articles.excelyogi.com/removing-the-auto-hyperlink-option-in-excel/2008/12/09/#comment-107 Jennine Wed, 04 Mar 2009 20:37:51 +0000 http://articles.excelyogi.com/?p=160#comment-107 Try this out, I've had the same problem and I'm working on Excel 2004 for Mac. Make sure you have your formula bar on. Go to View and then formula bar. Click and edit from there instead of on the excel sheet. So highlight the e-mail address on the formula bar and then go to Insert then choose Hyperlink and then it gives you the option to Remove Hyperlink. I had to choose the column at the top and scroll down with the arrows to do it individually, sorry you cannot do it as a group, unless you use a macro and I found a site for that, but this is working for me. Try this out, I’ve had the same problem and I’m working on Excel 2004 for Mac. Make sure you have your formula bar on. Go to View and then formula bar. Click and edit from there instead of on the excel sheet. So highlight the e-mail address on the formula bar and then go to Insert then choose Hyperlink and then it gives you the option to Remove Hyperlink.

I had to choose the column at the top and scroll down with the arrows to do it individually, sorry you cannot do it as a group, unless you use a macro and I found a site for that, but this is working for me.

]]> By: Joseph Harris http://articles.excelyogi.com/removing-the-auto-hyperlink-option-in-excel/2008/12/09/#comment-73 Joseph Harris Mon, 15 Dec 2008 17:44:13 +0000 http://articles.excelyogi.com/?p=160#comment-73 Clark... Thanks for pointing this out. Unfortunately Office 2004 for MAC does not come with auto correct options. The two best options for you are to place an apostrophe before the email or link, this will make it a non hyperlink and will not shjow the apostrophe. The second option is two copy=>paste special as text. The links will still be highlighted and underlined but they will not be active links. Joe Clark…

Thanks for pointing this out. Unfortunately Office 2004 for MAC does not come with auto correct options.

The two best options for you are to place an apostrophe before the email or link, this will make it a non hyperlink and will not shjow the apostrophe. The second option is two copy=>paste special as text. The links will still be highlighted and underlined but they will not be active links.

Joe

]]> By: Clark http://articles.excelyogi.com/removing-the-auto-hyperlink-option-in-excel/2008/12/09/#comment-72 Clark Mon, 15 Dec 2008 16:33:26 +0000 http://articles.excelyogi.com/?p=160#comment-72 Thanks for posting this. Excel 2004 for Mac doesn't seem to have these options. Any advice on where to find the setting there? Thanks for posting this. Excel 2004 for Mac doesn’t seem to have these options. Any advice on where to find the setting there?

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