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Hi everyone,
I posted this before but I don't think I had it right. So, will try again. Can you use "Hyperlink" with "IF" statement? For example, "if a1=1, hyperlink F1 to AB10, otherwise leave F1 blank. If so, how can this be written please? Regards, Mike |
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How about a small cheat:
This formula goes in F1: =IF(A1=1,HYPERLINK("#AB10","Click me"),"") When I have 2 in A1 and click on F1, I go to the precedent cell (a1). I can change that by hyperinking to the cell with the formula: =IF(A1=1,HYPERLINK("#AB10","Click me"),HYPERLINK("#F1","")) Mike wrote: Hi everyone, I posted this before but I don't think I had it right. So, will try again. Can you use "Hyperlink" with "IF" statement? For example, "if a1=1, hyperlink F1 to AB10, otherwise leave F1 blank. If so, how can this be written please? Regards, Mike -- Dave Peterson |
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