Let's say you got an Excel workbook from your colleague where you have a list of hyperlinks in a column. Now from this list, you want to extract all the hyperlink URL addresses.
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The manual method is a real pain you need to copy-paste each URL one by one.
So the better way is to create a UDF in VBA. And, today I'd like to share with you a simple code for this UDF.
Function GiveMeURL(rng As Range) As String
On Error Resume Next
GiveMeURL = rng.Hyperlinks(1).Address
End Function
To use this UDF, you need to follow these steps:
- Open visual basic editor from developer tab or use keyboard shortcut ALT + F11.
- Insert a new module, paste above code into it and close it.
- Now in your worksheet, enter function [=GiveMeURL(A1)] and hit enter.
It will return the URL from the cell where you have a hyperlink and make sure to download this file from here.
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-->The FollowHyperlink method opens the document or webpage specified by a hyperlink address.
Syntax
expression.FollowHyperlink (Address, SubAddress, NewWindow, AddHistory, ExtraInfo, Method, HeaderInfo)
expression A variable that represents an Application object.
Parameters
| Name | Required/Optional | Data type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Address | Required | String | A string expression that evaluates to a valid hyperlink address. |
| SubAddress | Optional | String | A string expression that evaluates to a named location in the document specified by the address argument. The default is a zero-length string (' '). |
| NewWindow | Optional | Boolean | A Boolean value where True (1) opens the document in a new window and False (0) opens the document in the current window. The default is False. |
| AddHistory | Optional | Boolean | A Boolean value where True adds the hyperlink to the History folder and False doesn't add the hyperlink to the History folder. The default is True. |
| ExtraInfo | Optional | Variant | A string or an array of Byte data that specifies additional information for navigating to a hyperlink. For example, this argument may be used to specify a search parameter for an .asp or .idc file. In your web browser, the extrainfo argument may appear after the hyperlink address, separated from the address by a question mark (?). You don't need to include the question mark when you specify the extrainfo argument. |
| Method | Optional | MsoExtraInfoMethod | An MsoExtraInfoMethod constant that specifies how the extrainfo argument is attached. |
| HeaderInfo | Optional | String | A string that specifies header information. By default, the headerinfo argument is a zero-length string. |
Remarks
By using the FollowHyperlink method, you can follow a hyperlink that doesn't exist in a control. This hyperlink may be supplied by you or by the user. For example, you can prompt a user to enter a hyperlink address in a dialog box, and then use the FollowHyperlink method to follow that hyperlink.
You can use the extrainfo and method arguments to supply additional information when navigating to a hyperlink. For example, you can supply parameters to a search engine.
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You can use the Follow method to follow a hyperlink associated with a control.
Example
The following function prompts a user for a hyperlink address and then follows the hyperlink.
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You could call this function with a procedure such as the following.
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