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What I'm trying to do is have the VLOOKUP function return the actual formula
in the reference cell (Specifically, it is a HYPERLINK command) and what happens is that the VLOOKUP function returns only the "freindly name" of the hyperlink; that is, the link location is another place in the workbook, but it returns what is displayed in the hyperlink cell. Is there any way to do this, perhaps with another function, or modifying the VLOOKUP command? Any Help is appreciated. Chris |
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