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vlookup with hyperlink in formula
I am trying to use the vlookup command (ie, =vlookup(a3,d3:d7,4) 4 linking to
a database that is hyperlinked to actual Word document forms. I want the answer in the vlookup formula cell to be the hyperlinked document the user can click on and fill out the apporpriate form. Any way to do that? Or, is there a better way to do that? Thanks, Gwynne in Albuqueruqe |
vlookup with hyperlink in formula
Say we have a lookup table in cols A & B with files and web sites:
1 http://www.cnn.com 2 file:///c:\temp\number.doc 3 http://www.fox.com In E1 we put a number and in F1 we enter: =HYPERLINK(VLOOKUP(E1,A1:B100,2,FALSE)) This will be a "hot" link to the file or site. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200805 "Gwynne" wrote: I am trying to use the vlookup command (ie, =vlookup(a3,d3:d7,4) 4 linking to a database that is hyperlinked to actual Word document forms. I want the answer in the vlookup formula cell to be the hyperlinked document the user can click on and fill out the apporpriate form. Any way to do that? Or, is there a better way to do that? Thanks, Gwynne in Albuqueruqe |
vlookup with hyperlink in formula
Thanks Gary, I entered =HYPERLINK(VLOOKUP(B2,FormsList!A2:B51,2)). it
displays the proper hyperlink document; however when I click on it is gives me "Cannot open specified file". When I go the the FormsList sheet the document is hyperlinked to the correct form the hyperlink works correctly. Just the hyperlinked document displayed in the =HYPERLINK... formula displays the correct document just an error occurs when I try to click to open the hyperlink. Does that make sense? "Gary''s Student" wrote: Say we have a lookup table in cols A & B with files and web sites: 1 http://www.cnn.com 2 file:///c:\temp\number.doc 3 http://www.fox.com In E1 we put a number and in F1 we enter: =HYPERLINK(VLOOKUP(E1,A1:B100,2,FALSE)) This will be a "hot" link to the file or site. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200805 "Gwynne" wrote: I am trying to use the vlookup command (ie, =vlookup(a3,d3:d7,4) 4 linking to a database that is hyperlinked to actual Word document forms. I want the answer in the vlookup formula cell to be the hyperlinked document the user can click on and fill out the apporpriate form. Any way to do that? Or, is there a better way to do that? Thanks, Gwynne in Albuqueruqe |
vlookup with hyperlink in formula
What you say makes sense, but I don't understand what is wrong.
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200805 "Gwynne" wrote: Thanks Gary, I entered =HYPERLINK(VLOOKUP(B2,FormsList!A2:B51,2)). it displays the proper hyperlink document; however when I click on it is gives me "Cannot open specified file". When I go the the FormsList sheet the document is hyperlinked to the correct form the hyperlink works correctly. Just the hyperlinked document displayed in the =HYPERLINK... formula displays the correct document just an error occurs when I try to click to open the hyperlink. Does that make sense? "Gary''s Student" wrote: Say we have a lookup table in cols A & B with files and web sites: 1 http://www.cnn.com 2 file:///c:\temp\number.doc 3 http://www.fox.com In E1 we put a number and in F1 we enter: =HYPERLINK(VLOOKUP(E1,A1:B100,2,FALSE)) This will be a "hot" link to the file or site. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200805 "Gwynne" wrote: I am trying to use the vlookup command (ie, =vlookup(a3,d3:d7,4) 4 linking to a database that is hyperlinked to actual Word document forms. I want the answer in the vlookup formula cell to be the hyperlinked document the user can click on and fill out the apporpriate form. Any way to do that? Or, is there a better way to do that? Thanks, Gwynne in Albuqueruqe |
Was this ever solved, as I have exactly the same error and do not know how to solve it?
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