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HYPERLINK to a doc with a "#" in the name
I'm trying to add a hyperlink in excel to a pdf document that has a "#" in
the title such as 2359, #0006.pdf I've tried replacing the "#" with %23, which was suggested to me, but does not seem to work. |
HYPERLINK to a doc with a "#" in the name
How are you trying to insert the hyperlink? With the =HYPERLINK() function?
Via the Insert menu? Give us some more information on how you're trying to get this done, what error(s) you are getting, etc. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Excel Curious" wrote: I'm trying to add a hyperlink in excel to a pdf document that has a "#" in the title such as 2359, #0006.pdf I've tried replacing the "#" with %23, which was suggested to me, but does not seem to work. |
HYPERLINK to a doc with a "#" in the name
I've been trying to insert the hyperlink using both the =HYPERLINK() function
and Insert Hyperlink from the Insert menu (then navigating to the specific file). My hyperlink function looks something like this: =HYPERLINK("F:\Group\No #, Q41159.pdf","click here") The error message I'm getting is: "cannot open the specified file" "Dave F" wrote: How are you trying to insert the hyperlink? With the =HYPERLINK() function? Via the Insert menu? Give us some more information on how you're trying to get this done, what error(s) you are getting, etc. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Excel Curious" wrote: I'm trying to add a hyperlink in excel to a pdf document that has a "#" in the title such as 2359, #0006.pdf I've tried replacing the "#" with %23, which was suggested to me, but does not seem to work. |
HYPERLINK to a doc with a "#" in the name
Perhaps the PDF file is corrupted? What happens when you try to open the
file from Windows explorer or internet explorer? Can you open it then? -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Excel Curious" wrote: I've been trying to insert the hyperlink using both the =HYPERLINK() function and Insert Hyperlink from the Insert menu (then navigating to the specific file). My hyperlink function looks something like this: =HYPERLINK("F:\Group\No #, Q41159.pdf","click here") The error message I'm getting is: "cannot open the specified file" "Dave F" wrote: How are you trying to insert the hyperlink? With the =HYPERLINK() function? Via the Insert menu? Give us some more information on how you're trying to get this done, what error(s) you are getting, etc. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Excel Curious" wrote: I'm trying to add a hyperlink in excel to a pdf document that has a "#" in the title such as 2359, #0006.pdf I've tried replacing the "#" with %23, which was suggested to me, but does not seem to work. |
HYPERLINK to a doc with a "#" in the name
I think you'll have to rename the file.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/202261 You cannot use a pound character in a file name for a hyperlink in an Office program Excel Curious wrote: I'm trying to add a hyperlink in excel to a pdf document that has a "#" in the title such as 2359, #0006.pdf I've tried replacing the "#" with %23, which was suggested to me, but does not seem to work. -- Dave Peterson |
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