Adding URLs as a column in a table

Hi there,
I am currently trying to design a PowerView report in Excel and I was wondering it is possible to add a hyperlink column?
This is for an IT Support Service and the idea is that users can open the case in our Service Portal by clicking on the links.
Is this possible at all? If not, then please consider this a dire feature request :)
Regards,
P.

Any suggestions for PMDCI?
Thanks!
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I do so, ne tables are created but they only define the modified table.
Is it necessary to update scope_info and scope_config? Are there are side effects (such as deprovisioning) if I drop and then recreate these tables? Can I just update the existing scope_config, replacing the portion of the XML which defines the table
being modified? Do I have to make changes in scope_info?
Thanks
Howard Weiss
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I apologize if the meaning from the above sentences is confused.
Edited by: Stanisa on 24.02.2010. 14.45

1.) The Siebel guys are over there -> http://forums.oracle.com/forums/category.jspa?categoryID=151
2.) Siebel schema changes are applied through Siebel Tools to the schema. Ref. "Apply" and "Activate" buttons.

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