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Thank you for your reply. It is encouraging to know its not impossible! You asked: 'When you edit the hyperlinks, do they still show to be intact?' They do show to be intact, but the path is invalid. I should mention all the links are to pages (tabs) or cells within the document.
I will have a look at the firewall(s). I work remotely though most of the other Mac users work on site. Same as the PC users.
And the company is good about keeping current with the software upgrades. Hi, It turns out that when opening or creating links in iWork on a Mac, the spaces in any hyperlink are converted to%20. I found that opening an excel document with an index sheet for all the other sheets that was created on a Windows platform would be broken when opened on a Mac as all the spaces in names in hyperlinks would be changed and therefor broken. I went through and changed the spaces in all sheet names and file names to underscores instead and now I can use hyperlinks in Windows and Macs with no problems. Hope this helps.
Question: I want to create a hyperlink in Microsoft Excel 2011 for Mac. How do I specify a particular location that a hyperlink should point to? Answer: To create a hyperlink to another cell in your spreadsheet, right click on the cell where the hyperlink should go. Select Hyperlink from the popup menu. When the Insert Hyperlink window appears, click on the Document tab. How can I create a link in my Powerpoint for Mac so that I can press a button on a slide and link to a youtube video? The Insert tab>Video button does not give any options for online video or hyperlinks. I can't figure it out. The guy at the Mac store tried a lot of things to no avail and suggested I contact you.
More broken hyperlinks Hi there, I'm having a similar problem, but not between computers. I successfully made hyperlinks between sheets within one excel document using CMD-K and then the Documents tab and naming the specific cell I want to hyperlink to. I tested them and they worked. After 10 hours or so, they all stop working.
I click on them and they give me a 'Reference not valid' error message. This has happened three or four times, and we've tapped out the technical expertise within our little company. Really could use a little help!! Thanks, jlcoffin. Click to expand.So let's say my 'original' files are located on a windows server in a directory path of: c: inetpub root source maindocument.xlsx it has references to another workbook located in: c: inetpub root reference referenceworkbook.xlsx in my maindocument.xlsx i would have to use: /inetpub/root/reference/referenceworkbook.xlsx? And when i upload this file back onto the server it would know to change it to: c: inetpub root reference referenceworkbook.xlsx?
Currently, when i open the file created in windows it appears the reference cell is converted to: c:inetpub:root:reference:referenceworkbook.xlsx. You're working outside 'user space', presumably due to a server environment on the Windows side. This means there is no equivalent location for the Mac side. So your best path forward is VBA tied to a button, called 'Fix Paths', which runs a macro that detects the OS and changes the external paths accordingly.
The simplest way to detect the OS is to fetch the formula for affected cells and look for characters (Windows) and lack of: characters with the InStr function; the inverse applies for a Mac environment. As for the paths themselves, set the Formula property for each cell to the correct value based on the OS determined earlier. Most of the macro can be generated with the recording feature.
TextEdit's own help files provide the answer quicker than a net search: Adding active links to a text document You can add working HTML links to a TextEdit file. To create a link: 1. Select the text you want to use for the web link. Choose Edit Add Link. Type or paste the Internet address (the complete URL) in the “Link destination” field, and then click OK. Be sure to use the correct form (for example, ). You can click the link to be sure it works.
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You can also copy a link from another document (such as a webpage or an email message) and paste it into a TextEdit document. When you save the text file, the link remains active. TextEdit's own help files provide the answer quicker than a net search: Adding active links to a text document You can add working HTML links to a TextEdit file. To create a link: 1.
Select the text you want to use for the web link. Choose Edit Add Link. Type or paste the Internet address (the complete URL) in the “Link destination” field, and then click OK. Be sure to use the correct form (for example, ). You can click the link to be sure it works.
You can also copy a link from another document (such as a webpage or an email message) and paste it into a TextEdit document. When you save the text file, the link remains active.
OM G, and then some! We could go on about this on several fronts, but suffice to say it's partly 'muscle-memory'. ( do it more then twice, deliberately, and you've established it ). But on top of that we add the vast amount of Mac-functions that are just tucked-away enough as to be hidden!
( darn it ) Typing this, it just dawned on me how much of the architecture was designed by folks who've played elaborate video-games their whole lives. Go up to the top a' that. Click on the right thing. Scroll down that ladder of options.
Open the third magic door. Run down that dark hallway in less then 3 seconds. Knock on the correct window within the 2nd door. Utter the secret sacred phrase, and?.
Here's a cookie!!' But meanwhile, back down to earth. I only just stumbled into Command-W a few months ago myself. Thank again for this one tho', it made a real big difference with the work I did all last night!
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