Add xl_hyperlink_cell() to create hyperlinked cells (where the value is the direct cell content instead of the formula)#92
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…is the direct cell content instead of the formula)
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Hi Bill, you seem to have several open pull requests. Are you interested in (co)maintaining this package? I am a bit short on time these days, but I appreciate your enthusiasm, so if you want you are interested I can give you merge permissions. |
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Short answer: sure, I'm happy to help. Longer answer: I can do some more, though I'm not a good C programmer. So, my help may be limited in some ways. |
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This uses the method suggested in #5 (comment)
The difference/benefit is that the URL is not part of the cell value but stored externally.