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Floating hyperlinks
How can I create a TOC file within a folder that links to multiple documents
within the same folder regardless of where the folder has been copied? I have create a directory tree on my computer and would like to burn it onto a disk in the same format. Unfortunately, Excel still looks for the files on my computer. |
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Floating hyperlinks
I have always heard that hyperlinks were stored as relative, so you shouldn't
have the problem if that is true. If you do have a problem, I would suggest using the Worksheetfunction =Hyperlink() and buid the argument to the function using concatenation. You can retrieve the full path of the workbook with =Cell("Filename",A1) but this returns C:\Data\[Pivot_Data1.xls]Sheet3 as an example You can strip out the path with =Left(cell("filename",a1),find("[",cell("filename",a1))-1) and use that to build your hyperlink address. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Mags" wrote: How can I create a TOC file within a folder that links to multiple documents within the same folder regardless of where the folder has been copied? I have create a directory tree on my computer and would like to burn it onto a disk in the same format. Unfortunately, Excel still looks for the files on my computer. |
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