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Waqas Sarwar MVP ♦
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On a wiki page, I would like to create a link to an Excel document stored in the Documents folder on SharePoint, that opens the Excel file in Excel Online.

When I create the link using Insert -> Link -> From SharePoint, I can select the Excel document. However, when clicking on the link, my browser (IE10) downloads the Excel file to my local hard drive. I

I would like the file to open in my browser in Excel Online. Is there a way to do this?

We use SharePoint 2013.

On a wiki page, I would like to create a link to an Excel document stored in the Documents folder on SharePoint, that opens the Excel file in Excel Online.

When I create the link using Insert -> Link -> From SharePoint, I can select the Excel document. However, when clicking on the link, my browser (IE10) downloads the Excel file to my local hard drive. I would like the file to open in my browser in Excel Online. Is there a way to do this?

We use SharePoint 2013.

On a wiki page, I would like to create a link to an Excel document stored in the Documents folder on SharePoint, that opens the Excel file in Excel Online.

When I create the link using Insert -> Link -> From SharePoint, I can select the Excel document. However, when clicking on the link, my browser (IE10) downloads the Excel file to my local hard drive.

I would like the file to open in my browser in Excel Online. Is there a way to do this?

We use SharePoint 2013.

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Jan Frederik
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Link on wiki page to Excel document that opens in Excel Online

On a wiki page, I would like to create a link to an Excel document stored in the Documents folder on SharePoint, that opens the Excel file in Excel Online.

When I create the link using Insert -> Link -> From SharePoint, I can select the Excel document. However, when clicking on the link, my browser (IE10) downloads the Excel file to my local hard drive. I would like the file to open in my browser in Excel Online. Is there a way to do this?

We use SharePoint 2013.