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I have a cell with a dropdown list of Company names. When I select a name,
the adjacent cell returns the URL for that company via a VLOOKUP function. It all works fine except that the URL it returns is not a hotlink to that website. How can I make it return a useable hotlink? Thanks, |
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replace: =VLOOKLUP() with: =HYPERLINK(VLOOKUP)) -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200825 "Rich" wrote: I have a cell with a dropdown list of Company names. When I select a name, the adjacent cell returns the URL for that company via a VLOOKUP function. It all works fine except that the URL it returns is not a hotlink to that website. How can I make it return a useable hotlink? Thanks, |
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Gary's Student,
thanks for the help. It works great to retrieve the URL in blue and underlined. However, when I click on the link it says "Cannot open the specified file". I tried it with 3 different hyperlinks. "Gary''s Student" wrote: Easy replace: =VLOOKLUP() with: =HYPERLINK(VLOOKUP)) -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200825 "Rich" wrote: I have a cell with a dropdown list of Company names. When I select a name, the adjacent cell returns the URL for that company via a VLOOKUP function. It all works fine except that the URL it returns is not a hotlink to that website. How can I make it return a useable hotlink? Thanks, |
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For this technique to work, VLOOKUP() must return the actual URL, not the
"friendly name" -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200825 "Rich" wrote: Gary's Student, thanks for the help. It works great to retrieve the URL in blue and underlined. However, when I click on the link it says "Cannot open the specified file". I tried it with 3 different hyperlinks. "Gary''s Student" wrote: Easy replace: =VLOOKLUP() with: =HYPERLINK(VLOOKUP)) -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200825 "Rich" wrote: I have a cell with a dropdown list of Company names. When I select a name, the adjacent cell returns the URL for that company via a VLOOKUP function. It all works fine except that the URL it returns is not a hotlink to that website. How can I make it return a useable hotlink? Thanks, |
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Not sure what a "friendly name" is, but it is underlined, blue and of the
format: www.armstrongcustomhomes.net. However, when I click on it I get the message "cannot open the specified file". "Gary''s Student" wrote: For this technique to work, VLOOKUP() must return the actual URL, not the "friendly name" -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200825 "Rich" wrote: Gary's Student, thanks for the help. It works great to retrieve the URL in blue and underlined. However, when I click on the link it says "Cannot open the specified file". I tried it with 3 different hyperlinks. "Gary''s Student" wrote: Easy replace: =VLOOKLUP() with: =HYPERLINK(VLOOKUP)) -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200825 "Rich" wrote: I have a cell with a dropdown list of Company names. When I select a name, the adjacent cell returns the URL for that company via a VLOOKUP function. It all works fine except that the URL it returns is not a hotlink to that website. How can I make it return a useable hotlink? Thanks, |
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Why does it not display:
http://www.armstrongcustomhomes.net -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200825 "Rich" wrote: Not sure what a "friendly name" is, but it is underlined, blue and of the format: www.armstrongcustomhomes.net. However, when I click on it I get the message "cannot open the specified file". "Gary''s Student" wrote: For this technique to work, VLOOKUP() must return the actual URL, not the "friendly name" -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200825 "Rich" wrote: Gary's Student, thanks for the help. It works great to retrieve the URL in blue and underlined. However, when I click on the link it says "Cannot open the specified file". I tried it with 3 different hyperlinks. "Gary''s Student" wrote: Easy replace: =VLOOKLUP() with: =HYPERLINK(VLOOKUP)) -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200825 "Rich" wrote: I have a cell with a dropdown list of Company names. When I select a name, the adjacent cell returns the URL for that company via a VLOOKUP function. It all works fine except that the URL it returns is not a hotlink to that website. How can I make it return a useable hotlink? Thanks, |
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That did it! I just had the www.....
Thanks for your help. Rich "Gary''s Student" wrote: Why does it not display: http://www.armstrongcustomhomes.net -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200825 "Rich" wrote: Not sure what a "friendly name" is, but it is underlined, blue and of the format: www.armstrongcustomhomes.net. However, when I click on it I get the message "cannot open the specified file". "Gary''s Student" wrote: For this technique to work, VLOOKUP() must return the actual URL, not the "friendly name" -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200825 "Rich" wrote: Gary's Student, thanks for the help. It works great to retrieve the URL in blue and underlined. However, when I click on the link it says "Cannot open the specified file". I tried it with 3 different hyperlinks. "Gary''s Student" wrote: Easy replace: =VLOOKLUP() with: =HYPERLINK(VLOOKUP)) -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200825 "Rich" wrote: I have a cell with a dropdown list of Company names. When I select a name, the adjacent cell returns the URL for that company via a VLOOKUP function. It all works fine except that the URL it returns is not a hotlink to that website. How can I make it return a useable hotlink? Thanks, |
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