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Eric L. Hulliberger

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Jun 2, 2004, 10:07:08 PM6/2/04
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I do not know if I am in the right type of group for simple MS Excel
questions...but here goes.

I created and maintain several inventory databases for a long term care
warehouse that I manage. I would like to add multiple hyperlinks for
linking to a specific category within the same worksheet that someone is
perusing. But...I can only seem to add one hyperlink per cell. It
looks really screwy if I have 1 hyperlink per cell, and it just takes up
too much space in the worksheet. So, question simplified is, can I
install multiple hyperlinks within one row(cell)?

Any feedback appreciated, either write here or e-mail me directly, and
please, if I am in the wrong group could someone direct me to the
appropriate one, there were about 75 to choose from...

Thanks, Eric
Darksh...@webtv.net

David McRitchie

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Jun 2, 2004, 10:43:23 PM6/2/04
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Hi Eric,
You're in the right group. You just can't put multiple
links into a cell in Excel. Such usage would be completely
incompatible in Excel. You would not be able to extract
the hyperlink from a cell it there were more than one.

You can put multiple hyperlinks in to table cells in MS Word,
HTML and other applications, but I doubt that you will find any
spreadsheet application that does that.
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HTH,
David McRitchie, Microsoft MVP - Excel [site changed Nov. 2001]
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Eric L. Hulliberger

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Jun 2, 2004, 11:17:09 PM6/2/04
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Thanks David-
One of the IT guys where I work told me it wouldn't work either, but I
wanted to explore a bit further...now I know for sure...I thought about
creating or transferring these files to Word, but there is so much info,
I have about 9 columns for each inventory product, and Excel makes it
extremely simple to conduct and calculate physical inventory counts...

Thanks again, Eric

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