minckster
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Is there an easy way I can map a keyboard command in Excel 2004 to remove hyperlinks? Now I go to Insert | Hyperlink (or right click or cmd-K) and then click the button "Remove Link." I think the button mucks things up if I wanted to use OSX's Preferences | Keyboard & Mouse | Keyboard Shortcuts.
Alternately, after pressing cmd-K, is there a way to select "Remove Link" using only the keyboard? Tabbing doesn't get me there. Neither does the letter R.
FYI: I found this KB article for disabling automatic hyperlinking altogether, http://support.microsoft.com/kb/323238/ Although Method 3 permanently disables automatic hyperlinking, it also causes an empty workbook to open along with any .xls file I doubleclick. That cure was worse than the disease.
Alternately, after pressing cmd-K, is there a way to select "Remove Link" using only the keyboard? Tabbing doesn't get me there. Neither does the letter R.
FYI: I found this KB article for disabling automatic hyperlinking altogether, http://support.microsoft.com/kb/323238/ Although Method 3 permanently disables automatic hyperlinking, it also causes an empty workbook to open along with any .xls file I doubleclick. That cure was worse than the disease.