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Default create hyperlink cell in excel using VB

Thanks Jim that worked first time -

"Jim Cone" wrote:

With Worksheets("Summary")
.Cells(CellnumberTo, CellLetterTo).Value = sh.Name
.Hyperlinks.Add anchor:=.Cells(CellnumberTo, CellLetterTo), Address:="", _
SubAddress:="'" & sh.Name & "'!A1"
End With
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"Haldane"
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I have created a summary sheet from cells in other sheets. I have also
included the sheet name in a cell on each row of data in the summary (extract
below). Does any one know how I can make the Cell with the sheet name a
hyperlink to that sheet using Visual Basic?
Greatful for any help!

For Each sh In Worksheets

If Left(sh.Name, 4) = "TEST" Then ' Only use those where the worksheet
name starts with TEST
Worksheets("Summary").Cells(CellnumberTo, CellLetterTo) = sh.Name
CellLetterTo = CellLetterTo + 1
Worksheets("Summary").Cells(CellnumberTo, CellLetterTo) =
sh.Range(TestDescription).Value
CellLetterTo = CellLetterTo + 1 etc

 
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