If you need more help with VBA macros, please refer to this article. Then add a new module (right click in the Project Explorer –> Insert –> Module) and paste the following code into the new macro. Step 3: Now, right-click on the empty area of the desktop to see the context menu, click New, and then click Shortcut to open Create Shortcut wizard.
Alternatively, you can select the URL and then use Ctrl + C to copy the same. Just start by opening the VBA window (Ribbon “Developer”–>”Editor”). To copy the URL, in most web browsers, you just need to right-click on the URL and then click the Copy option. If there is no hyperlink in a cell, nothing will be shown. After pressing enter, the hyperlink of cell A1 will be displayed. You can use it by typing “=PROFEXHyperlinkAddress(A1)” into your cell (instead of A1 you can of course use any cell reference). The following macro defines a new excel function. Method 2: Using VBA for returning the hyperlink addressĪs we have the bad news covered with the first option, there is also good news: With a short VBA macro it’s still possible to extract the link addresses.
0 kommentar(er)
