How to change hyperlinks

[tapitap]

I have a problem that I am not capable to solve. I have got in Writer document many hyperlinks addresses attached to different words and these addresses I need to change eg:

word 'see' with the link https//subdomain1.domain.com/1 and I need to change it to https://subdomain2.domain.com/1
word 'check' with the link https//subdomain1.domain.com/2 and I need to change it to https://subdomain2.domain.com/2
word 'instead' with the link https//subdomain1.domain.com/3 and I need to change it to https://subdomain2.domain.com/3
word 'information' with the link https//subdomain1.domain.com/4 and I need to change it to https://subdomain2.domain.com/4
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and so on.

It I can't do that manually (by right clicking and editing hyperlinks) as there will be many documents and each has hundreds of links. So I think it can be done only with macros. Unfortunately my knowledge in this field almost equal to zero. I would be really grateful for help.

[Jermor]

I suggest you give up writing macros and use the properties of the odt document.
It is a compressed set of files that make up the final document.
Do it on a copy.
First, we change the file name from name.odt to name.zip
Extract the content.xml file from this file
Open this file with Writer.
The links correspond to the following structure:

Kod: Zaznacz cały

<text:a xlink:type="simple" xlink:href="https//subdomain1.domain.com/1 " text:style-name="Internet_20_link" text:visited-style-name="Visited_20_Internet_20_Link">word</text:a>

Perform the Find and Replace operation:
Find: href = "https://subdomain1.
Replace: href = "https://subdomain2.
Replace All
Save a file
Copy the file to the name.zip archive
Restore name.odt
 
That's all

[tapitap]

This is the ingenious solution I dreamed of No macros )
Just wonderful! Additionally I have learned thanks to you that odt file is a kind of compilation of other files. Had no idea about that.

Thank you very much.