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Sherry,
To convert an email address to plain text in Excel, tab to the email
address, press the applications key, and press enter on Remove
Hyperlink. When you're done, the email is still there, but it's not a link.
I've only done this with one cell at a time. I'm assuming that selecting
the entire row or column works, but I don't know this for a fact.
Ciao
On 5/14/2018 6:38 AM, Sherry Wells wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I created a spreadsheet that contains a bunch of email addresses. Since I
> pasted these in from an email, all the email addresses are links. I created
> this sheet for someone who wants to use it to cut & paste these addresses
> into a group. Since they are links, if he clicks on the cell to copy it, he
> is taken to a blank email addressed to that person. I thought this would be
> an easy fix; that I could select the column then change the style to text.
> Doing this still leaves the addresses as links though. Any ideas as to how
> I can get these changed to text?
>
> Thanks,
> Sherry Wells
>
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