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Hyperlink function to open PDFs at a certain page
Dear All,
I have a 2 column spreadsheet. I want a third column to perform the task described below. Col A contains the path and filename of my PDF file Col B contains the page number within the PDF which I would like to present to me when I click on a wonderful solution in Column C. The wonderful solution might be a variant on the =Hyperlink function. When I use Hyperlink as it is currently functions, regardless or not whether I append #page[23] , I cannot get the PDF to open at the correct page (23 in that example). Any brains out there who can sort me out, much appreciated. I have thousands of rows, and many of the PDF files have many tens of pages (one of them has nearly 2000 pages) Thanks Gerry. |
Hyperlink function to open PDFs at a certain page
Dear All,
I have a 2 column spreadsheet. I want a third column to perform the task described below. Col A contains the path and filename of my PDF file Col B contains the page number within the PDF which I would like to present to me when I click on a wonderful solution in Column C. The wonderful solution might be a variant on the =Hyperlink function. When I use Hyperlink as it is currently functions, regardless or not whether I append #page[23] , I cannot get the PDF to open at the correct page (23 in that example). Any brains out there who can sort me out, much appreciated. I have thousands of rows, and many of the PDF files have many tens of pages (one of them has nearly 2000 pages) Thanks Gerry. You need a PDF API for this task. Very expensive! The 1st page to display is stored in the PDF's metadata, which means you need a solution with the abilty to write streams at the binary level. Unless someone already has written an addin or DLL that does this, you are in for a lot of work! You can look at DsoFile.dll (free) to see if it has this capability. Otherwise you may need to buy a 3rd party component and if available you need to distribute/register it on every machine that uses your project... -- Garry Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org Classic VB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion |
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