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Default Using a hyperlink to find information on a different worksheet

Hi group,

I have a worksheet called League, which display a list of
Managers in my fantasy football league. I have another
worksheet called Teams, which contains the teams of the
fantasy football Managers. Each team has 11 players and
they are Grouped every 20 rows (first team begins at row 2
and 2nd team begins at rows 22 etc) and there are 85 teams
in the League.

Is it possible to create a hyerlink on the Manager name in
the League worksheet so that it automatically goes to the
Teams workskeet, finds the correct team, open the Group
and allow me to view the correct team. (Manager name
always occurs on the 1st row of a team, for example this
is first 3 rows of a sample team.)

Tony
4 Sorensen Denmark 3 0
120 G Neville England 4 0
141 Cannavaro Italy 6 0


It would be great if someone could solve this for me - it
is a popular request.

Many thanks

Tony

 
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