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Anyone has any ideas on this one ?
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Perhaps you can attach an example of the spreadsheet with such link?
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Perhaps you can attach an example of the spreadsheet with such link?

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Hi - We are using the org.apache.poi from Java code to generate an excel spreadhseet with two tabs - there is a hyperlink on the first tab which links to the second one - the link argument is defined as follows<br />
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String linkFormula = &quot;HYPERLINK(\&quot;#'ERROR REPORT'!B2\&quot;, \&quot;Failed Reason\&quot;)&quot;;<br />
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When the hyperlink is clicked we get a dialog box which states 'The document has been modified do you want to save the changes' even though no modifications have been made to the spreadsheet. Is there a way to suppress this dialog box ?<br />
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Thanks
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Hi - We are using the org.apache.poi from Java code to generate an excel spreadhseet with two tabs - there is a hyperlink on the first tab which links to the second one - the link argument is defined as follows

String linkFormula = "HYPERLINK(\"#'ERROR REPORT'!B2\", \"Failed Reason\")";

When the hyperlink is clicked we get a dialog box which states 'The document has been modified do you want to save the changes' even though no modifications have been made to the spreadsheet. Is there a way to suppress this dialog box ?

Thanks

Using org.apache.poi to generate Excel spreadsheet - hyperlink throws dialog box

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