Re: Excel cell content

[Linda Stark <lindstark -at- cox -dot- net>]

Andy,

Highlight the text/cell, then go under "Insert" on your toolbar, select
"hyperlink," which is at the bottom of the list. You'll see a button at the
bottom of the box that comes up that says "remove link." Hit that and you're
done.

---Linda Stark
StarkClarity LLC - Write, Edit & Web



> 
> Folks,
> 
> I've got "Jones -at- 34 -dot- 15" in a cell and Excel insists it's an email addy. When I
> place my cursor over that cell, and click, my email program opens with
> "Jones -at- 34 -dot- 15" as the recipient.
> 
> Any thoughts how I can disable that feature? IOW, it should not treat
> "Jones -at- 34 -dot- 15" as an email address.
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> -Andy


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