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=hyperlink("file:////" & vlookup(....),"Click me!") sdurso wrote: Thanks Dave, This still doesn't seem to work......the link comes over but does not open. I'm linking to a document that is on our network if that makes a difference "Dave Peterson" wrote: Maybe you could use: =hyperlink(vlookup(....),"Click me!") If the value you're retrieving looks like a real hyperlink address. or maybe... =hyperlink("Http//" & vlookup(....),"Click me!") Depending on what that value returned is??? sdurso wrote: Hi Guys, I need to use Vlookup to look up hyperlinks from one spreadsheet to another each month. I have too many to do a cut and paste. When I do the Vlookup however I lose the link.....it shows up but it does open. Is there anyway to do this -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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