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I've been unable to created more than one hyperlink in a cell. Any tips would be appreciated.
Also, I'd like to change the default font/size for the hyperlink to match the font/size of my table.
Thanks!
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Cells can only contain a single hyperlink (or hyperlink formula).
There are workarounds, depending on what you're trying to accomplish.
One approach might be to create two transparent shapes that, together, cover the cell (choose their properties to move and size with cells) and assign different hyperlinks to each shape.
No kidding?! I had no idea a person could draw shapes in Excel.
Thanks for your help...