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Macro to extract links in excel

Sub ExtractHL()     Dim HL As Hyperlink     For Each HL In ActiveSheet.Hyperlinks         HL.Range.Offset(0, 1).Value = HL.Address     Next End Sub

Delete links from excel

Sub RemoveHyperlinks() 'Remove all hyperlinks from the active sheet ActiveSheet.Hyperlinks.Delete End Sub instructions if you are new to macros: You will need to create a macro to delete the hyperlink addresses in your Excel sheet. Open your Excel spreadsheet that you wish to remove the hyperlinks from. Press -F11 to go to the Visual Basic editor. Create a new module. You can do this by selecting  Module  under the  Insert  menu. Paste the following code into your new module: Sub RemoveHyperlinks() 'Remove all hyperlinks from the active sheet ActiveSheet.Hyperlinks.Delete End Sub Close the Visual Basic editor window by selecting "Close and Return to Microsoft Excel" under the  File  menu. Now, go to the sheet that contains the hyperlinks that you wish to delete. Under the Tools menu, select Macro > Macros. Highlight the macro called "RemoveHyperlinks" and click on the Run button. If you need to remove hyperlinks from other sheets, just repe...

Extend Windows Vista license every 60 days

Step 1. While running a copy of Windows Vista that hasn't yet been activated, click the Start button, type regedit into the Search box, then press Enter to launch the Registry Editor. Step 2. Explore down to the following Registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE  SOFTWARE  Microsoft  Windows NT  CurrentVersion  SL Step 3. Right-click the Registry key named SkipRearm and click Edit. The default is a Dword (a double word or 4 bytes) with a hex value of 00000000. Change this value to any positive integer, such as 00000001, save the change, and close the Registry Editor. Step 4. Start a command prompt with administrative rights. The fastest way to do this is to click the Start button, enter cmd in the Search box, then press Ctrl+Shift+Enter. If you're asked for a network username and password, provide the ones that log you into your domain. You may be asked to approve a User Account Control prompt and to provide an administrator password. Step 5. Type one of the f...