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I believe that might be controlled by the browser ... see what happens if you use another browser.
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I believe that might be controlled by the browser ... see what happens if you use another browser.

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On my html page I have a hyperlink lik this. <br />
&lt;a href=&quot;report1.csv&quot;&gt;Report Link&lt;/a&gt;<br />
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In my same directory as my html page i have a csv file called report1.csv<br />
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When i click on the hyperlink it downloads the csv file to my computer.<br />
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How do i revise my hyperlink so when I click on the link, instead of the csv being downloaded to my computer it launches in Microsoft Excel which is installed on my computer?
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On my html page I have a hyperlink lik this. 
<a href="report1.csv">Report Link</a>

In my same directory as my html page i have a csv file called report1.csv

When i click on the hyperlink it downloads the csv file to my computer.

How do i revise my hyperlink so when I click on the link, instead of the csv being downloaded to my computer it launches in Microsoft Excel which is installed on my computer?

launching a csv hyperlink in Excel

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