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You can disable this function for the complette program. I mean, for the excel software. This could be done in a column with a macro or vba, but the easy way is this.<br />
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Click in circle appear upper left, push button Exchange options - Select Proffing - Autocorrect options - In tab autoformat as you type - uncheck internet and network paths with hyperlinks<br />

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You can disable this function for the complette program. I mean, for the excel software. This could be done in a column with a macro or vba, but the easy way is this.

Click in circle appear upper left, push button Exchange options - Select Proffing - Autocorrect options - In tab autoformat as you type - uncheck internet and network paths with hyperlinks


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thanks for the link, I got it working with the link information
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thanks for the link, I got it working with the link information

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How can you permanatley disable this feature in a column. Accourding to help feature you have to click the cells each time unless I miss-read something. &nbsp;In 2003 version we shut it off but I can't seem to figure this version out. &nbsp;I want the whole column to never indicate a hyperlink when the &quot;@&quot; is used.<br />
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Thanks
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How can you permanatley disable this feature in a column. Accourding to help feature you have to click the cells each time unless I miss-read something.  In 2003 version we shut it off but I can't seem to figure this version out.  I want the whole column to never indicate a hyperlink when the "@" is used.

Thanks

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