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Embedding a Hyperlink
I have a spreadsheet that contains a pull down menu which populates various
cells with information contained on a seperate worksheet. For example, this site, when selected displays my user ID, my password, site comments, and the URL. I used VLOOKUP to accomplish this, but what I haven't figured out is how to actually make the cell containing the URL a hyperlink. I know about Inserting a Hyperlink, but I want that to happen automatically whenever I use the pull down. Is there a VBA routine that can accomplish this? On another note, I wanted to express my sincere condolences to those of you who knew and/or worked with Frank Kabel. I just read the post by Norman Harker this morning, and although I didnt personally know Frank, I knew of him. He helped me in the past with a couple of posts, and you know what: that made it personal. His insights, his knowledge, and all of his contributions to this community will be greatly missed. God speed to you Frank... -- Regards... |
Try this.....
=HYPERLINK(VLOOKUP(cellref,table,col,0)) Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 12:01:04 -0800, "cincode5" wrote: I have a spreadsheet that contains a pull down menu which populates various cells with information contained on a seperate worksheet. For example, this site, when selected displays my user ID, my password, site comments, and the URL. I used VLOOKUP to accomplish this, but what I haven't figured out is how to actually make the cell containing the URL a hyperlink. I know about Inserting a Hyperlink, but I want that to happen automatically whenever I use the pull down. Is there a VBA routine that can accomplish this? On another note, I wanted to express my sincere condolences to those of you who knew and/or worked with Frank Kabel. I just read the post by Norman Harker this morning, and although I didnt personally know Frank, I knew of him. He helped me in the past with a couple of posts, and you know what: that made it personal. His insights, his knowledge, and all of his contributions to this community will be greatly missed. God speed to you Frank... |
Thanks Gord,
That was (embarrisingly) easy. Sometimes I think I try to hard to find complex solutions for simple problems. "Gord Dibben" wrote: Try this..... =HYPERLINK(VLOOKUP(cellref,table,col,0)) Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 12:01:04 -0800, "cincode5" wrote: I have a spreadsheet that contains a pull down menu which populates various cells with information contained on a seperate worksheet. For example, this site, when selected displays my user ID, my password, site comments, and the URL. I used VLOOKUP to accomplish this, but what I haven't figured out is how to actually make the cell containing the URL a hyperlink. I know about Inserting a Hyperlink, but I want that to happen automatically whenever I use the pull down. Is there a VBA routine that can accomplish this? On another note, I wanted to express my sincere condolences to those of you who knew and/or worked with Frank Kabel. I just read the post by Norman Harker this morning, and although I didnt personally know Frank, I knew of him. He helped me in the past with a couple of posts, and you know what: that made it personal. His insights, his knowledge, and all of his contributions to this community will be greatly missed. God speed to you Frank... |
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