问题
Is there a way to add a hyperlink to text only and not the entire cell in Excel 2010?
I am only able to insert a hyperlink which affects the entire cell (even white space after the text), but I wish to have it so that a user can click on the non-hyperlinked section of the cell in order to select the cell without activating the hyperlink.
Is this possible (ideally without VB)?
Many thanks.
回答1:
I'm not sure.. I just wrote this, but it acts the same as adding a hyper reference (although you can still select the whitespace of a cell (after the text has finished) and it won't follow the link)
=CONCATENATE("This is your ", HYPERLINK("http://www.google.com","Google"), " link")
Just as a FYI, you can hold ALT key and click on a cell without it opening the URI
回答2:
I got over this by turning off the "wrap text" from the cell formatting.
回答3:
really, if you have wrap text turned on, the whole cell will act as a hyperlink. if you have wrap text turned off, only text will act as a hyperlink.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11842407/excel-2010-hyperlink-text-only-not-entire-cell