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Distributing hyperlinked documents
I need to distribute an Excel document and a Word document that are
hyperlinked. The Excel doc links to bookmarks in the Word doc. Can I address the hyperlinks so that if a recipient places both documents in any folder they function properly? Will appreciate any help you can give. -- FredN |
Distributing hyperlinked documents
the hyperlink would have to be(and remain as) ..\filename.ext
FredN wrote: I need to distribute an Excel document and a Word document that are hyperlinked. The Excel doc links to bookmarks in the Word doc. Can I address the hyperlinks so that if a recipient places both documents in any folder they function properly? Will appreciate any help you can give. |
Distributing hyperlinked documents
Thanks for the reply Bob I.
I tried it but had no luck. I'm using XP. Wouldn't open the file. In case it's bad syntax here's the line: =HYPERLINK("..\081230 TEMP testing outline.doc","test2") -- FredN "Bob I" wrote: the hyperlink would have to be(and remain as) ..\filename.ext FredN wrote: I need to distribute an Excel document and a Word document that are hyperlinked. The Excel doc links to bookmarks in the Word doc. Can I address the hyperlinks so that if a recipient places both documents in any folder they function properly? Will appreciate any help you can give. |
Distributing hyperlinked documents
Bob I, Fooled around and found that .\ works! Had forgotten what I learned in
dos. Thanks again. -- FredN "Bob I" wrote: the hyperlink would have to be(and remain as) ..\filename.ext FredN wrote: I need to distribute an Excel document and a Word document that are hyperlinked. The Excel doc links to bookmarks in the Word doc. Can I address the hyperlinks so that if a recipient places both documents in any folder they function properly? Will appreciate any help you can give. |
Distributing hyperlinked documents
My mistake. I just checked a CD that I did a few years back and the
hyperlink contains just the file name. FredN wrote: Thanks for the reply Bob I. I tried it but had no luck. I'm using XP. Wouldn't open the file. In case it's bad syntax here's the line: =HYPERLINK("..\081230 TEMP testing outline.doc","test2") |
Distributing hyperlinked documents
You're welcome. See my other reply also.
FredN wrote: Bob I, Fooled around and found that .\ works! Had forgotten what I learned in dos. Thanks again. |
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