Excel and hyperlink question
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Excel and hyperlink question
Anyone know of a way to turn hyperlinking off in excel?
I'm trying to copy and paste this info: http://www.capitolimpact.com/gw/zipc...ngton%20County
I can try a paste special as text only, but it puts everything into a single cell insted of multiple cells.
I'm trying to copy and paste this info: http://www.capitolimpact.com/gw/zipc...ngton%20County
I can try a paste special as text only, but it puts everything into a single cell insted of multiple cells.
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Paste special, Paste Link (button at the bottom)
Edit: sorry, paste it normally first, then copy that and paste special/paste link. That or off to the side do =a1 and copy that formula down and over to get the table.
Edit: sorry, paste it normally first, then copy that and paste special/paste link. That or off to the side do =a1 and copy that formula down and over to get the table.
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Originally Posted by chill_dog
Paste special, Paste Link (button at the bottom)
Edit: sorry, paste it normally first, then copy that and paste special/paste link. That or off to the side do =a1 and copy that formula down and over to get the table.
Edit: sorry, paste it normally first, then copy that and paste special/paste link. That or off to the side do =a1 and copy that formula down and over to get the table.
>then paste it normal
>copy text again
>select new sheet
>paste special
>select values under paste
>click OK
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Originally Posted by Bdog
Are you trying to past the link address as text or the contents of the page?
contents of the page, all the zips and counties
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Originally Posted by cazzy
>copy text
>then paste it normal
>copy text again
>select new sheet
>paste special
>select values under paste
>click OK
>then paste it normal
>copy text again
>select new sheet
>paste special
>select values under paste
>click OK
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