Does the cell text disappear?
No. The link is removed but the value in the cell stays.
Find hyperlinks in a Excel spreadsheet and remove selected links while keeping the file usable.
The engine will detect PDF/DOCX/PPTX/XLSX, then the scanner will extract images, links, emails, metadata, text, and document structure.
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Remove Links from XLSX strips the hyperlinks out of an Excel spreadsheet while keeping the cell values in place. It clears clickable cell links, the link relationships behind them, and HYPERLINK() formulas, turning each one back into plain text. You download a clean workbook that is safe to share.
Open your .xlsx and the tool unpacks it locally, finds the hyperlinks and HYPERLINK formulas across the sheets, and removes them while keeping the visible cell text. Download the cleaned workbook when it is ready. Nothing is uploaded and your original stays as it is.
No. The link is removed but the value in the cell stays.
Yes. They are converted back to plain cell text.
No. The workbook is unpacked and rebuilt locally in your browser.
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