If you copy contant from web and paste them into Microsoft Word file, you may found that there are a lot of hyperlinks, which you may want to delete them.
So, how to you delete those unused hyperlinks? Simply right-click them one by one and choose “Remove hyperlink“? This method is very time consuming especially if you have a very long article that has a lot of hyperlinks.
The second method you may try to paste the content into a notepad first, then copy content from notepad, and paste again into a new Word file. This method will also remove the heading and style of your content, it is because when you paste something to notepad, notepad will only read plain text from it.
So, how to solve this problem wisely? The best method is to paste your content into a new word file, press “Ctrl + A” to select all, and then use the shortcut key “Ctrl + Shift + F9” to remove all hyperlinks.
Simple, huh?
Nice tips! It’s going to be useful for copy cat like me
Wow…
this very nice info, this shortcut link is very usefull for me, you have any other short cut key for remove hyper link from excel sheet ?
I always used the first method by right click on mouse.
I already try this method using microsot office 2002 and it really working.
Thanks for the info
Ctrl+Shift+9 is a very simple shortcut key. Thanks
This is excellent – saved my colleague hours of time. Thank-you!
hohoho thanks for the tips.. really useful for me as a student..
Oh! this is very precious for me. Very nice and millions of thanks for this to the authour. At first i was doing the first way and later after one page to another it’s really like what the author said, time consuming and it’s annoying me. Luckily I found this info while planning to stop working.
Very vEry Thank you … for your knowledge sharing Mr/Ms Author …
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Bt anyways nice tips… n ya i hve dugged ur post too…
I do not want to record another macro using a different shortcut key and the copy and paste because I also have to see which of two macros that are commented to say that it is assigned to ctrl-e is actually assigned to that key.
Thanks for the useful shortcut. As Old cars mentioned, I am also interested in a shortcut that does this for Excel.
Nice info
keep it up
Thanks
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This just saved me about 3 hours worth of right clicking. Thanks!
hey nice trick,i used to face this problem when copying and pasting applications
thanks for you info
This is really informative . Thank you sharing .
Hey really nice trick
Thanks for sharing!