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![]() I'm guessing something like this may work for you: Where A1 contains a name and A2 contains a hyperlink to a location in the same workbook, but displays the Job Title. Example: The current workbook is: MyWorkbook.xls The employee name is: Joe Boss His Title is Dept Manager (which displays in the cell) The job description is located on Sheet1 in Cell A5 A1: Joe Boss A2: =HYPERLINK("[MyWorkbook.xls]Sheet1!A5","Dept Manager") Clicking on A2 brings you to Sheet1!A5 Note: you can have the HYPERLINK function's arguments refer to othe cells, instead of typing in the values. Is that something you can work with? Regards, Ron -- Ron Coderre ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ron Coderre's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=21419 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=518911 |
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