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I created a worksheet with several projects. Each project has a hyperlink
back to project documentation on a network pass protected drive. I emailed
the spreadsheet to various people within the company, only to find out that
the hyperlinks do not work. A message appears and says "Cannot open specified
file".

How can I create the hyperlink so it does work?

Thank you
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One way I've found is to use the actual path for the hyperlink and don't use
the drive letter. Not everyone has their drives mapped to the same letter.

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I created a worksheet with several projects. Each project has a hyperlink
back to project documentation on a network pass protected drive. I emailed
the spreadsheet to various people within the company, only to find out that
the hyperlinks do not work. A message appears and says "Cannot open specified
file".

How can I create the hyperlink so it does work?

Thank you

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