Without being able to offer any explaination, I was able to fix this. At one
point I had this spreadsheet open with two windows (window menu, new window).
I closed window 1 and saved it with window 2 open. I know of no way to "undo"
that. I noticed that, in the broken spreadsheet, whenever I opened it the
name was "spreadsheet_name.xls;2" signifying it though it was opening window
2, though there was in fact only one window. I opened a new workbook, copied
the sheets from the old to the new, saved the new using the old name, and
that fixed the links. Why, I have no idea.

Thanks for you help Andy.

"Andy Pope" wrote:

What method of hyperlinking did you use?
Where should the hyperlink be taking you and where does it actually take
you?
If you where to create a new workbook with the same links does the
problem persist?

Roney wrote:
Andy, this worked great for spreadsheet 1. Then, I made spreadsheet 2, as a
copy of 1, but with different data. Now, when I click the hyperlink in
spreadsheet 2, it takes me to a completly different place in the workbook. I
have tried deleting and recreating the link. The link dialog has the correct
references. It just doesn't work. It's weird. Spreadsheet 1 still works fine.

Any thoughts?


"Andy Pope" wrote:


Hi,

Jon Peltier has information on hyperlinks and charts.
http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Hyperlinks.html

Cheers
Andy

Roney wrote:

I know there must be a simple way to do this.. I'm just not all that good at
excel.

I have a pre-created chart. I want to put that chart on a sheet and, when
the user clicks a "show chart" link, in another sheet in the same workbook,
simply have that chart display. How can I do that?

Thanks a lot

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Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel
http://www.andypope.info


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Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel
http://www.andypope.info