This isn’t ideal but in a pinch will save you some stress. Save the Excel Sheet as a web page and links will work. Now when you save as Adobe PDF, your links will remain active: Don’t have Adobe Acrobat? Paste into blank Word document, then copy all values (not the whole table, just the column) Back in Excel, select the original column values, and paste the new values copied from Word in their place To get just the hyperlinks from our formula, we can copy values from Excel and paste into Word, then copy from Word and paste back into Excel (keeping source formatting). After that, you can click on the PDF link again to check if it directs you to the designated location. Printing to PDF will require that your hyperlinks are properly written before conversion (http… or https…). Right-click on the link that’s not working. If you’re using the hyperlink formula, as seen below, we’ll need to do some manipulation to our sheet first.
You can also use the Acrobat tab in the ribbon and click “Create PDF”. Just use the Acrobat add-in to save as Adobe PDF.įile –> Save as Adobe PDF –> Convert to PDF. If you do have Adobe, it’s quite simple unless you’re using the HYPERLINK() formula (see below). If you don’t have it, please skip down to the bottom of this post to the “Don’t have Adobe Acrobat?” section. To be able to maintain hyperlinks you will need Adobe Acrobat. Pass the data to the method for rendering of text over the pdf canvas.If you have hyperlinks in your excel files and need to save your file as a PDF, you’ve probably run into the error in which your hyperlinks in the PDF output are inactive. PDFJS.getDocument(pdfData).then(function (pdf) ) Source data include values for both social and non-social. Work collaboratively with practitioners/group leaders: It is essential to obtain practitioners’ views from the rst conception of manual develop- ment, and to listen to and address their concerns. It also includes values for the learning index for the first and remaining updates, Figure 2e. Further, it includes regression weights shown in Figure 2d for the effects of accuracy, and the effect of uncertainty.
I used viewer code ( web/page_view.js, web/viewer.css) as refrence to write this fiddle. Source data include data shown in Figure 2a-c. The original PDF file used in the fiddle is here. Here is a fiddle that shows you how to enable annotations (including hyperlinks) in PDF files.
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