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Automatic Bookmark
I have a project with 56 worksheets, most based on the weeks of the year. I have a formula advising what week of the year I am working on and returning the relevant Numeral I.E: 1, 2, 3, etc to 52 The bookmarks are sequential named week 1, week 2, etc I am trying to create a bookmark that looks at the numeral and directs you to the relevant week when activated. Any one got any thoughts. I thought this would be simple but cant find the answer yet. -- dond ------------------------------------------------------------------------ dond's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=25477 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=504796 |
Automatic Bookmark
You could use a hyperlink formula. Assume the formula which gives you
the week number is in cell A1, then in an adjacent cell you could add this formula: =HYPERLINK("#'Week "&A1&"'!A1","jump") This will display the word "jump" and if clicked it will take you to cell A1 in the appropriate "Week no" sheet. As you have spaces in the sheet names you will need to have the apostrophes in the above formula - there is one after the # and another one before the !. You might like to have another one in every sheet which always takes you back to the main sheet - once this is set up you can just copy it to the other sheets. Hope this helps. Pete |
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