Using Excel 2000 I have a workbook with 15 sheets. On each sheet there is a
hyperlink to the same location on the intranet. If I open the book on sheet
1 and click on the link and then click the BACK button, I come back to my
starting point... the cell on sheet 1 which contains the link. If I then go
to sheet 2 (or 3, or 4, etc.) and click on the link, I get taken to the
intranet but when I click the BACK button, I do not return to the cell on
Sheet 2 (or 3 or 4) with the link, but to the original cell on Sheet 1.

Is there anyway I can prevent this from happening so that when I click on
the link on sheet 1 and click BACK, I return to the cell with the link on
sheet
1 and then if I click on the link in sheet 2, and then click the BACK
button, I return to cell with the link in sheet 2, and so on?

All help is greatly appreciated.
LPS

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LPS

Haven't been able to duplicate this. Excel 2000 / Internet Explorer 6.00.2800
Don't know the answer to your question but I'll bet it has something to do
with your Internet Explorer settings under ToolsInternet Options... or your
Windows Internet Explorer program.
HTH,
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"LPS" wrote:

Using Excel 2000 I have a workbook with 15 sheets. On each sheet there is a
hyperlink to the same location on the intranet. If I open the book on sheet
1 and click on the link and then click the BACK button, I come back to my
starting point... the cell on sheet 1 which contains the link. If I then go
to sheet 2 (or 3, or 4, etc.) and click on the link, I get taken to the
intranet but when I click the BACK button, I do not return to the cell on
Sheet 2 (or 3 or 4) with the link, but to the original cell on Sheet 1.

Is there anyway I can prevent this from happening so that when I click on
the link on sheet 1 and click BACK, I return to the cell with the link on
sheet
1 and then if I click on the link in sheet 2, and then click the BACK
button, I return to cell with the link in sheet 2, and so on?

All help is greatly appreciated.
LPS

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LPS