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Force *relative* path in Insert Hyperlink dialog
Mark Tangard wrote:
If you leave the hyperlink base blank, then all hyperlinks will be relative to the workbook that contains them - with a few exceptions. Gawd. Didn't realize it'd be *that* simple. Thanks so much for recognizing my blind spot. But, what are the exceptions? The ones I mentioned: Unsaved workbook results in absolute links until you save it; and links on a different drive or path. There may be more exceptions, but those are the two I know. -- Dick Kusleika Excel MVP Daily Dose of Excel www.dicks-blog.com |
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