When you type or paste a URL into a Word document, by default, it automatically converts into a hyperlink. This article is based on legacy software. Right-click on the cell containing the hyperlink and select Paste Special.(Archives) Microsoft Word 2007: Removing Hyperlink Formatting from URLs.Press Ctrl + C (command + C on Mac) keys on your keyboard.Select the cell containing the hyperlink.If you want to remove the hyperlink, but want the display text to remain in the cell: Remove a Hyperlink and Preserve any Display Text Press the delete (or backspace) key on your keyboard.Select the cell containing the hyperlink.To completely delete BOTH the link and associated display text (leaving the cell blank): Delete the Hyperlink and any Display Text You can delete a Hyperlink and any display text, leaving the cell blank, or only remove the link and preserve the display text. Make your desired changes to the link and click OK.Right-click the cell and select Hyperlink.
If you need to modify the display text or the link itself: NOTE: URLs that you enter directly into a cell will also appear as clickable live links. The cell text is a live link to the website or other sheet. If you selected the Link to URL option and do not enter anything in this field, it displays the URL. NOTE: This field is required if you selected the Link to other Smartsheet option. Public access to a sheet can only be offered by linking to a the published URL for the sheet.Įnter or edit the text in the Display Text field. NOTE: Sheet links will not appear in a published sheet. Select the sheet to which you want to link, and click OK. Link to Other Smartsheet: If you select this option, click. Links to internal servers (Microsoft SharePoint servers, for example) are not supported. Smartsheet automatically adds “ NOTE: The URL is limited to 900 characters. Link to URL: If you select this option, type the web address of the website to which you are linking (e.g., ). Select the Link to URL or the Link to other Smartsheet option. TIP: You can also select the cell and use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + K (Command + K on a Mac) to open the Hyperlink window. Right-click on the cell where you want to insert a hyperlink and select Hyperlink. For more information about cell linking, see Cell Links: Consolidate or Maintain Consistency of Data. NOTE: Creating a hyperlink is different from cell linking (which enables you to reference cells in another sheet).
Create a hyperlink in a cell to give people working on a sheet a quick navigation point to a relevant website or to another related Smartsheet item.