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This app teaches you how to find external links in Excel. You can easily search for links using the Find and Replace tool in Excel.
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1Open Excel. It's the app that has a green icon that resembles a book of spreadsheets.
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2Open an Excel spreadsheet. There is a list of recent Excel spreadsheet documents in the column to the left. If you don't see the spreadsheet you want to open in the list, click "Open other workbooks". Navigate to the spreadsheet you want to open, and click on it.Advertisement
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3Press Ctrl+F. This will open the Find and Replace tool.
- Press Control+F on Mac.
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4Click Options. It's to the right below the two bars.
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5Type .xl next to "Find What". The "Find What" box is at the top of the popup under the "Find" tab.
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6Select Workbook next to "Within:". Use the pulldown menu in the box labeled "Within" to select "Workbook".
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7Select Formulas next to "Look In:". Use the pulldown menu in the box labeled "Look In" to select "Formulas".
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8Click Find All. It's above the list box at the bottom of the "Find and Replace" dialogue.
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9Click the cell formula in the list box. To select a link, click the cell formula in the list box.Advertisement
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1. Open an Excel document.
2. Press Ctrl+F.
3. Click Options.
4. Type .xl next to "Find What".
5. Select Workbook in "Within:".
6. Select Formulas in "Look In".
7. Click Find All.
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