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Using Hyperlinks with the Index function.
I've created a new worksheet which displays individual records from my
spreadsheet using a combobox and INDEX functions. The problem is that I lose my hyperlinks when I try to call them into the new page. I have two hyperlinks which are included in: =PROPER(HYPERLINK(McAlpines&(TRIM(K2&" "&A2))&".xls","File")) and =IF(N8="", " ",PROPER(HYPERLINK(PhotoPath&(TRIM(B8&" "&A8))&".jpg","Photo"))) Where McAlpines, Sharkey etc are root addresses in the second worksheet. The Hyperlionks are located in the I and L columns: Do you have a formula that I can use in an adjacent cells (J and M) which will display the full path of the hyperlink, so that I may then try for example: INDEX(HYPERLINK('FirstSheet!B2),H3) in my new Worksheet. Regards Dylan Dawson Scotland |
Using Hyperlinks with the Index function.
It's okay I managed to work this one out myself.
"DDawson" wrote in message ... I've created a new worksheet which displays individual records from my spreadsheet using a combobox and INDEX functions. The problem is that I lose my hyperlinks when I try to call them into the new page. I have two hyperlinks which are included in: =PROPER(HYPERLINK(McAlpines&(TRIM(K2&" "&A2))&".xls","File")) and =IF(N8="", " ",PROPER(HYPERLINK(PhotoPath&(TRIM(B8&" "&A8))&".jpg","Photo"))) Where McAlpines, Sharkey etc are root addresses in the second worksheet. The Hyperlionks are located in the I and L columns: Do you have a formula that I can use in an adjacent cells (J and M) which will display the full path of the hyperlink, so that I may then try for example: INDEX(HYPERLINK('FirstSheet!B2),H3) in my new Worksheet. Regards Dylan Dawson Scotland |
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