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Default Can you determine if hyperlink points to empty folder?

Our little cabana club uses Excel for our a photo id system. Each member
household has a folder that contains photos for their family members. One
column of the spreadsheet contains a hyperlink to each folder. i am trying
to do something that requires me to know which folders are empty, and which
folders contain at least one picture. Currently i am keeping track of this
manually (putting an X the column next to the hyperlink if the folder is not
empty.) This is time consuming and only as accurate as the last time i
update this column. Also, it is possible i might put an X where it doesn't
belong or omit one that does.

So i was wondering if there was a way to automate this. Is there any
function or macro, etc. that would automatically determine if the hyperlink
points to an empty folder or not?
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Thanks for the help - Denise
 
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