OptionalactionAn action the link performs instead of, or beside, following its address, as a file states
it (hlinkClick/@action). Office's own (ppaction://…) mean nothing in a workbook; kept so
the file reads back as written.
Where the link points; a url, a location within this workbook, or both.
The two destinations are folded into this single value and separated by a #:
https://sheetxl.com/ - a url.#Sheet1!A1 - a location within this workbook. (nothing precedes the #)https://sheetxl.com/#pricing - a url with a fragment.Excel keeps the two apart as an address and a document reference; folding them is
a deliberate difference and a leading # is the only way to write an internal link.
A location within this workbook is a string and not a reference. It does not follow the cells it points at when rows or columns are inserted, deleted, or moved. (The cell the link is attached to does move.)
OptionalhistoryWhether following the link adds it to the browsing history (hlinkClick/@history).
OptionalscreenText showing additional information about the link that will be displayed as a tooltip.
OptionaltargetSpecifies the target frame to use when opening this hyperlink.
OptionaltextThe text shown for the link. This is the text of the cell it is attached to,
falling back to getAddress() when the cell has none.
Properties available to
IHyperlinks.