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=HYPERLINK((CONCATENATE(C5,HLOOKUP(C3,master!
R1:AP4,2,FALSE))),"PRESS TO SELECT") This revision of the above worked fine over he =HYPERLINK("#"&CELL("address",INDIRECT(C5&HLOOKUP( C3,Master!R1:AP4,2,FALSE))),"PRESS TO SELECT") -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Larry" wrote: I am trying to use a hyperlink to go to a named range depending upon the values of two cells concatenated together. Here is what have. =HYPERLINK((CONCATENATE(C5,HLOOKUP(C3,master!R1:AP 4,2,FALSE))),"PRESS TO SELECT") The lookup is necessary because of varying values. This returns the proper named range but when I click on it it says "Cannot open specified file". |
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