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=HYPERLINK("#"&CELL("address", ADDRESS(MATCH(VALUE(B3),QuoteNotes,
=HYPERLINK("#"&CELL("address", ADDRESS(MATCH(VALUE(B3),QuoteNotes,0),1)),"Test") What's wrong with this formula? QuoteNotes is a range. I'm attempting to search for a single cell in that range that has the value of cell B3 (only one cell in this range does). Then I need to hyperlink to that specific cell (it's in the same workbook on the second sheet). Thank you! sarah |
=HYPERLINK("#"&CELL("address", ADDRESS(MATCH(VALUE(B3),QuoteNotes,
Try:
=HYPERLINK("#Sheet2!"&ADDRESS(INDEX(QuoteNotes,MAT CH(VALUE(B3), QuoteNotes,FALSE)),COLUMN(QuoteNotes)),"Test") In article , sarah wrote: =HYPERLINK("#"&CELL("address", ADDRESS(MATCH(VALUE(B3),QuoteNotes,0),1)),"Test") What's wrong with this formula? QuoteNotes is a range. I'm attempting to search for a single cell in that range that has the value of cell B3 (only one cell in this range does). Then I need to hyperlink to that specific cell (it's in the same workbook on the second sheet). Thank you! sarah |
=HYPERLINK("#"&CELL("address", ADDRESS(MATCH(VALUE(B3),QuoteNotes,
Disregard - I misread your intent. Try this instead:
=HYPERLINK("#Sheet2!"&ADDRESS(ROW(QuoteNotes) + MATCH(B3,QuoteNotes,FALSE)-1,COLUMN(QuoteNotes)),"Test") In article , JE McGimpsey wrote: Try: =HYPERLINK("#Sheet2!"&ADDRESS(INDEX(QuoteNotes,MAT CH(VALUE(B3), QuoteNotes,FALSE)),COLUMN(QuoteNotes)),"Test") In article , sarah wrote: =HYPERLINK("#"&CELL("address", ADDRESS(MATCH(VALUE(B3),QuoteNotes,0),1)),"Test") What's wrong with this formula? QuoteNotes is a range. I'm attempting to search for a single cell in that range that has the value of cell B3 (only one cell in this range does). Then I need to hyperlink to that specific cell (it's in the same workbook on the second sheet). Thank you! sarah |
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