When importing data from web page using Excel, hyperlinks are lost. How to solve this?












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When using the Data menu item in Excel to import data from web to spreadsheet, the hyperlinked items lose the link and appear just as text (for example try this: Test - How to overcome this?



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I am trying to import the data table and use the link in the first column from my spreadsheet.










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    When using the Data menu item in Excel to import data from web to spreadsheet, the hyperlinked items lose the link and appear just as text (for example try this: Test - How to overcome this?



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    I am trying to import the data table and use the link in the first column from my spreadsheet.










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      When using the Data menu item in Excel to import data from web to spreadsheet, the hyperlinked items lose the link and appear just as text (for example try this: Test - How to overcome this?



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      I am trying to import the data table and use the link in the first column from my spreadsheet.










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      When using the Data menu item in Excel to import data from web to spreadsheet, the hyperlinked items lose the link and appear just as text (for example try this: Test - How to overcome this?



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      I am trying to import the data table and use the link in the first column from my spreadsheet.







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          When you choose your table to import, select "options" in the upper right corner and deselect "Import blocks into columns". Click OK then finish your import. This will import the table with its existing formatting, including the hyperlinks.



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          • Please note that in Excel 2007 the dialog box for options is slightly different, and I had to select the "Full HTML formatting" to what you have suggested to make it work. Thanks again for your help.
            – NoChance
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          • In MSexcel 2013, After clicking "Data" tab and "from web". Click on the upper right corner "Options" as CharlieRB said. In Web Query Options window that will be opened, 1. select Full HTML formatting and 2. deselect Import <PRE> blocks into columns as CharlieRB said.
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          When you choose your table to import, select "options" in the upper right corner and deselect "Import blocks into columns". Click OK then finish your import. This will import the table with its existing formatting, including the hyperlinks.



          enter image description here






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          • Please note that in Excel 2007 the dialog box for options is slightly different, and I had to select the "Full HTML formatting" to what you have suggested to make it work. Thanks again for your help.
            – NoChance
            Jul 17 '12 at 15:00










          • In MSexcel 2013, After clicking "Data" tab and "from web". Click on the upper right corner "Options" as CharlieRB said. In Web Query Options window that will be opened, 1. select Full HTML formatting and 2. deselect Import <PRE> blocks into columns as CharlieRB said.
            – sandy
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          When you choose your table to import, select "options" in the upper right corner and deselect "Import blocks into columns". Click OK then finish your import. This will import the table with its existing formatting, including the hyperlinks.



          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer





















          • Please note that in Excel 2007 the dialog box for options is slightly different, and I had to select the "Full HTML formatting" to what you have suggested to make it work. Thanks again for your help.
            – NoChance
            Jul 17 '12 at 15:00










          • In MSexcel 2013, After clicking "Data" tab and "from web". Click on the upper right corner "Options" as CharlieRB said. In Web Query Options window that will be opened, 1. select Full HTML formatting and 2. deselect Import <PRE> blocks into columns as CharlieRB said.
            – sandy
            Aug 24 '15 at 6:21
















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          When you choose your table to import, select "options" in the upper right corner and deselect "Import blocks into columns". Click OK then finish your import. This will import the table with its existing formatting, including the hyperlinks.



          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer












          When you choose your table to import, select "options" in the upper right corner and deselect "Import blocks into columns". Click OK then finish your import. This will import the table with its existing formatting, including the hyperlinks.



          enter image description here







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          • Please note that in Excel 2007 the dialog box for options is slightly different, and I had to select the "Full HTML formatting" to what you have suggested to make it work. Thanks again for your help.
            – NoChance
            Jul 17 '12 at 15:00










          • In MSexcel 2013, After clicking "Data" tab and "from web". Click on the upper right corner "Options" as CharlieRB said. In Web Query Options window that will be opened, 1. select Full HTML formatting and 2. deselect Import <PRE> blocks into columns as CharlieRB said.
            – sandy
            Aug 24 '15 at 6:21




















          • Please note that in Excel 2007 the dialog box for options is slightly different, and I had to select the "Full HTML formatting" to what you have suggested to make it work. Thanks again for your help.
            – NoChance
            Jul 17 '12 at 15:00










          • In MSexcel 2013, After clicking "Data" tab and "from web". Click on the upper right corner "Options" as CharlieRB said. In Web Query Options window that will be opened, 1. select Full HTML formatting and 2. deselect Import <PRE> blocks into columns as CharlieRB said.
            – sandy
            Aug 24 '15 at 6:21


















          Please note that in Excel 2007 the dialog box for options is slightly different, and I had to select the "Full HTML formatting" to what you have suggested to make it work. Thanks again for your help.
          – NoChance
          Jul 17 '12 at 15:00




          Please note that in Excel 2007 the dialog box for options is slightly different, and I had to select the "Full HTML formatting" to what you have suggested to make it work. Thanks again for your help.
          – NoChance
          Jul 17 '12 at 15:00












          In MSexcel 2013, After clicking "Data" tab and "from web". Click on the upper right corner "Options" as CharlieRB said. In Web Query Options window that will be opened, 1. select Full HTML formatting and 2. deselect Import <PRE> blocks into columns as CharlieRB said.
          – sandy
          Aug 24 '15 at 6:21






          In MSexcel 2013, After clicking "Data" tab and "from web". Click on the upper right corner "Options" as CharlieRB said. In Web Query Options window that will be opened, 1. select Full HTML formatting and 2. deselect Import <PRE> blocks into columns as CharlieRB said.
          – sandy
          Aug 24 '15 at 6:21




















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