I've looked far and wide, even so much as going to Microsoft's Excel hyperlinks reference page.

What is the structure/syntax one would use to edit an Excel cell's hyperlink value, using only Perl and Win32::OLE.pm?

I can read cell values and hyperlinks, and change cell values, but cant figure out how to modify the hyperlink.



Here are some of the things I've tried in vain:

• $worksheet->Range("D39")->Hyperlinks->{Address}="C:\\temp";
• $worksheet->Range("D39")->Hyperlinks->Add({Address => "C:\\temp"});
• $worksheet->Hyperlinks->Add({Address=>'C:\\temp'});
• $worksheet->Hyperlinks->Add({Anchor=>('D39'), Address=>'C:\\temp'});
• $cellObject->Hyperlinks->Add(Range('A2'), 'C:\\temp');


... and my personal favorite ...


$worksheet->Hyperlinks()->Add({ Address => "C:\\temp", Anchor => Selected, TextToDisplay => "AutoLink", });

I'd just like to know what structure will work.

Thanks,
-SplashCD

In reply to Modifying Excel hyperlink using PERL and OLE.pm by SplashCD

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