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A Long List of Multiple Hyperlinks
Every week I create an availability list of our products and I would like to
link each product to a picture of itself that we store on our website. Is there a way to easily turn the name of each product into a hyperlink that points to each picture? I was thinking of making a separate table with the names of everything we carry and then a list of the URLs for each product next to their name. Then, after I have dumped the weeks available inventory into a list, I would set up an IF function to check each name in the list and transform it into a hyperlink that points to the URL of the products picture. Is there an easier way to do this? This seems cumbersome to me but I have little experience with Excel beyond the basics. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. |
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A Long List of Multiple Hyperlinks
Check out the HYPERLINK function in XL Help. This will enable you to
pick up a URL from a cell and jump there if the cell is clicked - so you only need one formula copied down a column. Hope this helps. Pete On Aug 27, 10:21*pm, Lonemind wrote: Every week I create an availability list of our products and I would like to link each product to a picture of itself that we store on our website. Is there a way to easily turn the name of each product into a hyperlink that points to each picture? I was thinking of making a separate table with the names of everything we carry and then a list of the URLs for each product next to their name. Then, after I have dumped the weeks available inventory into a list, I would set up an IF function to check each name in the list and transform it into a hyperlink that points to the URL of the products picture. Is there an easier way to do this? This seems cumbersome to me but I have little experience with Excel beyond the basics. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. |
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A Long List of Multiple Hyperlinks
Thank you very much Pete. The Hyperlink Help file was the first thing I
checked. I probably didn't explain myself very well. I have a list of various different products that each have a unique URL. I can set up each product to have a hyperlink. That's no problem. The problem is that I have about 500 different products and setting each one up every week is very time consuming. I would like an easy way to have excel recognize each product and automatically assign a URL and hyperlink to the product. "Pete_UK" wrote: Check out the HYPERLINK function in XL Help. This will enable you to pick up a URL from a cell and jump there if the cell is clicked - so you only need one formula copied down a column. Hope this helps. Pete On Aug 27, 10:21 pm, Lonemind wrote: Every week I create an availability list of our products and I would like to link each product to a picture of itself that we store on our website. Is there a way to easily turn the name of each product into a hyperlink that points to each picture? I was thinking of making a separate table with the names of everything we carry and then a list of the URLs for each product next to their name. Then, after I have dumped the weeks available inventory into a list, I would set up an IF function to check each name in the list and transform it into a hyperlink that points to the URL of the products picture. Is there an easier way to do this? This seems cumbersome to me but I have little experience with Excel beyond the basics. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. |
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