Excel Field with URL

tried this but got an error

=MID(FORMULATEXT(C2);FIND(CHAR(34);FORMULATEXT(C2))+1;FIND(CHAR(34);FORMULATEXT(C2);FIND(CHAR(34);FORMULATEXT(C2))+1)-1-FIND(CHAR(34);FORMULATEXT(C2)))

You may use UDF to get the url from the hyperlink formula...
Please follow these steps...

1) Open your workbook.

2) Press Alt+F11 to open the VB Editor

3) On VB Editor --> Insertr --> Module and paste the function given below into the opened code window.

4) Close VB Editor and save your workbook as macro enabled workbook.

Function:

Function GetURL(HyperlinkCell As Range)
  Dim arr() As String
  If Not HyperlinkCell.HasFormula Then Exit Function
  arr() = Split(HyperlinkCell.Formula, """")
  GetURL = arr(1)
End Function

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How to use the function:
So if your hyperlink formula is in C2, try the following formula in D2 or any other cell as per requirement...

=GetURL(C2)

Hmmm ... the term "a field of values that are hyperlinked" implies for me i.e. a list of buddies where the names are the cell content and the hyperlink points to the facebook profile ... but anyhow ...

Checking both ways would be better (I've already admitted that my first solution is not as smart as it could get). Small point: Which property to check first depends on what's expected to be more likely ... since a hyperlink property is the more distict way, I'd check that first ... but that's only the icing on top .... ;-)

Well sequence of checking won't really matter in this case. :)

Tried Solution by SUbodah but all values end up as 0

Sample file attached
USPSSitesx.xlsm

No sure what are you trying at your end.
Did you try the solution posted in Post ID: 41727132 and checked the file I uploaded in there?
That file contains both the solutions.

Since you are not having the hyperlink formulas in the col. C, the solution posted by Frank is enough to extract the addresses in the formula cells.

Refer to the attached.
USPSSitesx.xlsm

Also if you didn't inserted those hyperlinks through the formulas, why you were using FORMULATEXT function in the formula you posted in post#2?

sorry will not let me open attached file

I think that is a temporary bug as I am also having the same issue at my end. I have reported the bug.
Please save the file first and then open it.

nope that does not work either...

is there not just a simple formula or something manual I can do to get the urls into a separate column.  This seems way to complicated.

It's quite easy ... just follow the way Subodh pointed out in his first answer (ID: 41726181), but paste the code found in Answer ID: 41727132.

Given a hyperlinked cell in C3, enter in the desired cell (i.e. D3) the formula

=GetURL(C3)

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Et voilá ... !

Replicate as desired.

sorry none of the proposed methods worked

That's strange.

Did you test the file uploaded in Post ID: 41727611?
In that file I simply copied the code from the Post ID: 41727132 and it worked perfectly when I tested it.

Then what didn't work for you? Will you please elaborate it a bit more?

probably you could post an example Excel workbook ?

@Frank

He already posted a sample file in the Post ID: 41727604

Ooops ... didn't walk back in the thread ... shame on me.

I've had a fresh look at that Excel file ... besides of my Excel nagging about security due to the fact that the file contains data connection, the source fields in column C are exactly what I expected: The content is text, and the cells have a hyperlink attached.

I've just replaced the code in Module1 with the code from post 41727132 and entered the formula

=GetUrl(C2)

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into cell X2. Works like a charm.

I've attached that edited sample to this post ... (I know you've already such a sample, but maybe tze asker has more luck with this one)
USPSSitesxExample.xlsm

All the needed work has been done by sktneer and frankhelk. The best solution chosen takes care of any type of hyperlink inserted into a cell.