In Excel, when you enter a cell with a URL or e-mail address, the program automatically turns it into a hyperlink. If you accidentally click on such a link will automatically open the browser or mail transceiver program, significantly more trouble. In fact, in practical applications, we can easily remove this kind of unsolicited hyperlinks.
I. The law of withdrawal
When we enter the URL or email address, the link is generated only after carriage return. So we just need to click the "Undo" button on the toolbar or press "Ctrl+z" after the carriage return. It should be noted that this method can be used without any operation after carriage return.
Second, manual processing
If the hyperlinks in the table are not just typed, then we can just position the mouse over the cell and right-click and select "Cancel HYPERLINK" from the pop-up menu.
Third, batch processing method
If you want to remove more hyperlinks, manual processing is obviously inefficient. For this we can use the macro command to implement bulk deletion.
Press "Alt+f8" to open the Macro window, enter a name in the macro name, click Create, and then enter "Cells.Hyperlinks.Delete" between the sub and the End Sub, and then return to Excel after you save the macro you created.
Open macros in the Macros submenu under the Tools menu, select the macro you just created in the open window, click Execute, and wait a moment to cancel all hyperlinks in the current table.