For when automagicalism doesn't work, and you're definitely using Excel, use this as the field content.
=HYPERLINK("http://stackoverflow.com")
Answer from stuartdotnet on Stack OverflowFor when automagicalism doesn't work, and you're definitely using Excel, use this as the field content.
=HYPERLINK("http://stackoverflow.com")
This worked for me:
- Use the
=HYPERLINKfunction, the first parameter is the web link, the second is the cell value. - Put
"quotes around the entire function. - Escape the internal quotes within the function with two sets of quotes, i.e.,
""
Here's a four-column comma-delimited example.csv:
5,6,"=HYPERLINK(""http://www.yahoo.com"";""See Yahoo"")",8
When a spreadsheet program (LibreOffice, etc.) opens this .csv, it creates an active link for you.
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How about this?
from pathlib import Path
link = Path('W:\\documents\\files\\sample.txt').as_uri()
It should return "file:///W:/documents/files/sample.txt"
I'm guessing you want something like this:
import csv
with open('my_csv_file.csv', 'w', newline='') as file:
writer = csv.writer(file)
writer.writerow(["file:///W:/documents/files"])
the csv module lets you read and write to csv files. Adding file:/// before your file path will let you link to it. Note that this code will write the text to a csv file but it won't become a hyperlink until you put the cursor in front of it and hit enter.
For file:
String hyperlinks = "\"=HYPERLINK(\"\"file://" + DocumentDataType.strDirectoy + docName + "\"\",\"\""+ DocumentDataType.strDirectoy + docName+ "\"\")\"" + ",";
For website:
String hyperlinks_SourcePath = "\"=HYPERLINK(\"\"http://" +ipAddress+":"+portNumber+"/WorkplaceXT"+ "\"\",\"\""+sourcePathFinal+ "\"\")\"" + ",";
I found the selected answer here a bit confusing.
Just use the excel function hyperlink(link_location, optional_friendly_name)
Here is how I did it in php:
$link = '=hyperlink("' . $web_address . '","' . $visible_name . '")';
This produces something like this:
=hyperlink("http://example.com/students?student_id=10","View")
I am using tooltips on a map to display job name, contact name, and contact email and I want to make the email addresses hyperlinks. Does anybody know how to do this?

