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=vlookup() will return the value from the cell--not the hyperlink.
If you're lucky, you could be returning a nice URL, like: http://www.microsoft.com And then you could use a different cell: =hyperlink(a1,"click me") or =hyperlink("http://" & a1,"click me") if you were returning: www.microsoft.com Spencer wrote: I am trying to use a Vlookup to pull a Hyperlink from a table, into another cell. At this poing I cant seem to get the hyperlink to copy over as well. Is there anyways that I can have this work? -- Dave Peterson |
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