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hyperlink will not follow when worksheet changes name
Can anybody tell how I can change the name of a worksheet (Tab) within a
Excel workbook and have the hyperlink recognize the name change of the tab. -- Andrew Jackson |
hyperlink will not follow when worksheet changes name
I'd use the =hyperlink() worksheet function.
David McRitchie posted this and it might help you: =HYPERLINK("#"&CELL("address",C5),C5) =HYPERLINK("#"&CELL("address",sheetone!C5),sheeton e!C5) =HYPERLINK("#"&CELL("address",'sheet two'!C5),'sheet two'!C5) Jackson wrote: Can anybody tell how I can change the name of a worksheet (Tab) within a Excel workbook and have the hyperlink recognize the name change of the tab. -- Andrew Jackson -- Dave Peterson |
hyperlink will not follow when worksheet changes name
Say you have inserted in Sheet1 a hyperlink to Sheet2 cell Z100. If you
change the name of Sheet2, the hyperlink on Sheet1 will no longer work. The name will not adjust. There is an easy work-around. Select Z100 in Sheet2 and insert a Defined Name. Say alpha. Go back to Sheet1 and insert a hyperlink, this time to alpha. The hyperlink will work and will continue to work even if you change the name of Sheet2. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200740 "Jackson" wrote: Can anybody tell how I can change the name of a worksheet (Tab) within a Excel workbook and have the hyperlink recognize the name change of the tab. -- Andrew Jackson |
hyperlink will not follow when worksheet changes name
I have tried to place a defined name within the specific cell I want the
hyperlink to go to, but it still will not let me change the name of the sheet. do you think it could be that the hyperlink references a cell within the same worksheet. here the hyperlink formula, and cell A731 is what it point to and I have given cell A731 a defined name any other suggestions. =HYPERLINK("#'CC (1)'!A731","EBITA") -- Andrew Jackson "Gary''s Student" wrote: Say you have inserted in Sheet1 a hyperlink to Sheet2 cell Z100. If you change the name of Sheet2, the hyperlink on Sheet1 will no longer work. The name will not adjust. There is an easy work-around. Select Z100 in Sheet2 and insert a Defined Name. Say alpha. Go back to Sheet1 and insert a hyperlink, this time to alpha. The hyperlink will work and will continue to work even if you change the name of Sheet2. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200740 "Jackson" wrote: Can anybody tell how I can change the name of a worksheet (Tab) within a Excel workbook and have the hyperlink recognize the name change of the tab. -- Andrew Jackson |
hyperlink will not follow when worksheet changes name
Open a new, blank workbook
1. Go to Sheet2 2. Select Z100 3. Insert Name Define and enter alpha 4. Go to Sheet1 5. Select A1 6. enter: =HYPERLINK("#alpha","Jackson") If you click on this link you will goto Sheet2 Z100. If you re-name Sheet2 to any other name, the hyperlink on Sheet1 will continue to work. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200740 "Jackson" wrote: I have tried to place a defined name within the specific cell I want the hyperlink to go to, but it still will not let me change the name of the sheet. do you think it could be that the hyperlink references a cell within the same worksheet. here the hyperlink formula, and cell A731 is what it point to and I have given cell A731 a defined name any other suggestions. =HYPERLINK("#'CC (1)'!A731","EBITA") -- Andrew Jackson "Gary''s Student" wrote: Say you have inserted in Sheet1 a hyperlink to Sheet2 cell Z100. If you change the name of Sheet2, the hyperlink on Sheet1 will no longer work. The name will not adjust. There is an easy work-around. Select Z100 in Sheet2 and insert a Defined Name. Say alpha. Go back to Sheet1 and insert a hyperlink, this time to alpha. The hyperlink will work and will continue to work even if you change the name of Sheet2. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200740 "Jackson" wrote: Can anybody tell how I can change the name of a worksheet (Tab) within a Excel workbook and have the hyperlink recognize the name change of the tab. -- Andrew Jackson |
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