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Explorer shortcut to specific Worksheet (tab)
Is there anyway that I can create a shortcut in Windows Explorer to an Excel
Workbook and have it open a specific tab rather than the first one? The standard "Create Shortcut" interface doesn't like the square brackets in that are generated within Excel |
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Explorer shortcut to specific Worksheet (tab)
I don't think that is possible...
See http://scriptorium.serve-it.nl/view.php?sid=65 for a creative solution. It is easier to have a macro which will prompt you with a list of tabs and allows you to pick the one you want... "Dan Kelly" wrote: Is there anyway that I can create a shortcut in Windows Explorer to an Excel Workbook and have it open a specific tab rather than the first one? The standard "Create Shortcut" interface doesn't like the square brackets in that are generated within Excel |
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