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Excel Hyperlink

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Ajit has attended:
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Excel Hyperlink

When I creat a hyperlink in my list, it highlights in blue and also underlines the name of the documnent in the cell. How can get get rid of the highligh and also the underline. I have seen before where people have created hyperlinks without it being underlined and highlighted.

RE: Excel Hyperlink

Hi Ajit,

Thank you for your question.

Select the cells with the hyperlinks in and go to the Format menu and then Format Cells. Select the Normal Font checkbox to remove the blue and underlining.

I hope this answers your question.

Regards

Simon


 

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