I have an Excel sheet that has hyperlinked items in it. When I copy and paste it into a Confluence page, it creates a table with all the items but all the hyperlinks are lost. Has anyone been able to get this to work? If so, how?
NOTE: I can't just re-link everything because this table has 40+ links in it and I have to re-paste the data every month so manually re-linking is not preferable.
Update: It only don't transfer hyperlinks that were built by a formula. It works properly for engrained hyperlinks.
Update 2: It transfers out the link just fine if you C&P from desktop Excel but not web-based Excel.
Resolving this.
Update: It only don't transfer hyperlinks that were built by a formula. It works properly for engrained hyperlinks.
Resolved.
Hi,
did you try to embed it? Just drag an drop the sheet into a confluence page.
I`ve tested it, it keeps all the links.
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Update: It only don't transfer hyperlinks that were built by a formula. It works properly for engrained hyperlinks.
Resolving this.
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Hi Rachel, the hyperlinked items should persist when copying from a Sheet. You could also try to create a table on a Confluence page first and then paste the value from your sheet. I hope it works!
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Hmm that's really weird... Perhaps another option is as @Chris mentioned above. You can embed the file directly on the page using the Office Excel macro
Or another workaround, which is a little tedious, if you were trying to copy from a local file and doesn't work. I'd suggest uploading the file to Google Sheet and copy from there, it worked when I tested it.
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