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Hi all
I am trying to insert a hyperlink in row 11 that will take me to that will take me to a document which is held in "Cash Payments Receipts Backup" folder, which is in the same folder as the workbook i am working on. The document will be the invoice/receipt that relates to the sum of money shown on row 10. This document will always be a pdf doc and will be named 10 =hyperlink(cash payments receipts backup\row()-1,"pdf") does not do it Can anybody help thanks for looking stew |
hyperlink
This expression will return the path that holds your workbook (it has to be
saved at least once). =LEFT(CELL("Filename",A1),SEARCH("[",CELL("filename",A1))-1) So we could string all that stuff together: =HYPERLINK("file:\\\\" &LEFT(CELL("Filename",A1),SEARCH("[",CELL("filename",A1))-1) &"cash payments receipts backup\"&ROW()-1&".pdf","PDF") stew wrote: Hi all I am trying to insert a hyperlink in row 11 that will take me to that will take me to a document which is held in "Cash Payments Receipts Backup" folder, which is in the same folder as the workbook i am working on. The document will be the invoice/receipt that relates to the sum of money shown on row 10. This document will always be a pdf doc and will be named 10 =hyperlink(cash payments receipts backup\row()-1,"pdf") does not do it Can anybody help thanks for looking stew -- Dave Peterson |
hyperlink
Dear Dave
Works a treat. How long have you been working with excel functions. I am learning but I feel this may take some time!!! thanks again stew "Dave Peterson" wrote: This expression will return the path that holds your workbook (it has to be saved at least once). =LEFT(CELL("Filename",A1),SEARCH("[",CELL("filename",A1))-1) So we could string all that stuff together: =HYPERLINK("file:\\\\" &LEFT(CELL("Filename",A1),SEARCH("[",CELL("filename",A1))-1) &"cash payments receipts backup\"&ROW()-1&".pdf","PDF") stew wrote: Hi all I am trying to insert a hyperlink in row 11 that will take me to that will take me to a document which is held in "Cash Payments Receipts Backup" folder, which is in the same folder as the workbook i am working on. The document will be the invoice/receipt that relates to the sum of money shown on row 10. This document will always be a pdf doc and will be named 10 =hyperlink(cash payments receipts backup\row()-1,"pdf") does not do it Can anybody help thanks for looking stew -- Dave Peterson |
hyperlink
I think we switched to excel (from Lotus 123) sometime in the early 1990's. But
if you really want to see amazing formulas, then do a little lurking in the ..worksheet.functions newsgroup. Those people are really something! stew wrote: Dear Dave Works a treat. How long have you been working with excel functions. I am learning but I feel this may take some time!!! thanks again stew "Dave Peterson" wrote: This expression will return the path that holds your workbook (it has to be saved at least once). =LEFT(CELL("Filename",A1),SEARCH("[",CELL("filename",A1))-1) So we could string all that stuff together: =HYPERLINK("file:\\\\" &LEFT(CELL("Filename",A1),SEARCH("[",CELL("filename",A1))-1) &"cash payments receipts backup\"&ROW()-1&".pdf","PDF") stew wrote: Hi all I am trying to insert a hyperlink in row 11 that will take me to that will take me to a document which is held in "Cash Payments Receipts Backup" folder, which is in the same folder as the workbook i am working on. The document will be the invoice/receipt that relates to the sum of money shown on row 10. This document will always be a pdf doc and will be named 10 =hyperlink(cash payments receipts backup\row()-1,"pdf") does not do it Can anybody help thanks for looking stew -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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