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
 
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Bob Phillips

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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Daniel

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
 
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Bob Phillips

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
 
D

Daniel

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
 
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Bob Phillips

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
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)
 
D

Daniel

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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