Excel 2002 : question on Hyperlinks

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Daniel

Hi everybody,

I created a simple table, containing numbers, and associated a "doughnut"
type graphic.

I also created a hyperlink in some of the cells of the table.

My question is : how can I make these hyperlinks active in the graphic ? In
other words, I would like to be able to click on a given zone of the graphic
instead of clicking in the corresponding cell in the table in order to
"hyperlink".

Thanks in advance for your kind help.
With best regards,
Daniel
 
Daniel,

Forget the cell hyperlink, if you right-click the shape, that should give
you the option of a hyperlink.

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HTH

RP
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Hello Bob,

Many thanks for your message.
Actually, right-clicking on the shape doesn't give me the hyperlink option.
Do u think it's because I have the 2002 version of Excel ?
Tks again,
Best rgds,
Daniel
 
Hi Daniel,

I only have XL2000 here, and I get it. Just checked on my desktop which does
have XL2002, and hyperlink is there.

Where did the shape come from? I was referring to items from the Drawing
toolbar.

Bob
 
Hello Bob,

Thank you for your message.
Actually the graphic was created thru Menu |Insert >>> Graphic, not from the
drawing feature. This explains.


Each part of the "doughnut" graphic corresponds to a cell in the Table, and
you can actually select each individual "cell" in the graphic and modify the
content of the corresponding cell in the table. So I thought the hyperlinks
in the table could also be made available in the graphic.
It may need some VBA programming.

Tks again,
with brgds,
Daniel
 
Daniel,

I don't have that option. When you right-click the shape, does it have an
Assign Macro option? If so, I can give you a macro to do it.

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HTH

RP
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Hello Bob,

Thank you so much for your message, and sorry for late reply. Was away for a
couple of days.

I do not have the "Assign macro" option. You wrote you got a micro to do it
?

Brgds,
Daniel
 

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