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If the value you input is part of the file name, you could do your input in one
cell and use the =hyperlink() worksheet function in the adjacent cell: =hyperlink("file:////c:\yourpathtothefile\"&a1&".xls","Click me") or =hyperlink("file:////c:\yourpathtothefile\"&text(a1,"0000")&".xls","Cli ck me") Change the drive letter and path (or UNC path) and the extension to what you need. Mike wrote: Is there anyway I can input a number in excel and have excel link that number to a invoice templete I created automatically? I am not very familiar with hyperlink and how it works. Your help is appreciated! Thank you Mike -- Dave Peterson |
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