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Objective:
I am craeting a list of folders with titles (names), like index, using Excel. The objective is, when a user clicks on the folder name, the link should open the folder. All folders are on different drives / locations on the network. Procedures: I have created the list and hyperlink to each folder location. The list works fine until I close the file and reopen it. Problem: When I reopen the file, folders on the same drive, where the excel files is saved, would open and all other links would be disabled. When I save the file as webpage and go back to the Excel file everything is working fine. In other words everytime I open the Excel file, I have to save it as webpage before I can use the file! Is there any alternative procedure to create such a list? Thanks, |
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Check out help on worksheet function.
=HYPERKLINK("c:\temp\") If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "klj" wrote: Objective: I am craeting a list of folders with titles (names), like index, using Excel. The objective is, when a user clicks on the folder name, the link should open the folder. All folders are on different drives / locations on the network. Procedures: I have created the list and hyperlink to each folder location. The list works fine until I close the file and reopen it. Problem: When I reopen the file, folders on the same drive, where the excel files is saved, would open and all other links would be disabled. When I save the file as webpage and go back to the Excel file everything is working fine. In other words everytime I open the Excel file, I have to save it as webpage before I can use the file! Is there any alternative procedure to create such a list? Thanks, |
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Thanks Jacob for the response. I read most of the threads pertaining to the
hyperlink on this group. I found similar problems but not answered! Here is the one back from 2006..... Question Subject: Hyperlink Problem 11/2/2006 5:45 AM PST By: Globe Director In: microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions From a worksheet (Excel Office 2003) on my computer I create a hyperlink to a Word file on our server. All works fine until I save the worksheet, which changes the hyperlink address, so it no longer functions. The changes are; it removes the drive letter and adds %20 in front of each word in the address. Can you help? .................... I forgot to mention that I am using Office 2003. As I mentioned earlier I have no problem with the hyperlink when I define/link them to a cell. Problem comes only when I close the file and reopen it, the hyperlink references change. To workaround, I have to save the file as webpage. Then all the links in the Excel starts working fine. Once again thanks in anticipation. KLJ "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Check out help on worksheet function. =HYPERKLINK("c:\temp\") If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "klj" wrote: Objective: I am craeting a list of folders with titles (names), like index, using Excel. The objective is, when a user clicks on the folder name, the link should open the folder. All folders are on different drives / locations on the network. Procedures: I have created the list and hyperlink to each folder location. The list works fine until I close the file and reopen it. Problem: When I reopen the file, folders on the same drive, where the excel files is saved, would open and all other links would be disabled. When I save the file as webpage and go back to the Excel file everything is working fine. In other words everytime I open the Excel file, I have to save it as webpage before I can use the file! Is there any alternative procedure to create such a list? Thanks, |
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I dont think you have tried this.; have you? This is a formula. does that
change? =HYPERKLINK("c:\temp\") 'OR to a file =HYPERLINK("file:////c:\book11.txt","book11.txt") If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "klj" wrote: Thanks Jacob for the response. I read most of the threads pertaining to the hyperlink on this group. I found similar problems but not answered! Here is the one back from 2006..... Question Subject: Hyperlink Problem 11/2/2006 5:45 AM PST By: Globe Director In: microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions From a worksheet (Excel Office 2003) on my computer I create a hyperlink to a Word file on our server. All works fine until I save the worksheet, which changes the hyperlink address, so it no longer functions. The changes are; it removes the drive letter and adds %20 in front of each word in the address. Can you help? ................... I forgot to mention that I am using Office 2003. As I mentioned earlier I have no problem with the hyperlink when I define/link them to a cell. Problem comes only when I close the file and reopen it, the hyperlink references change. To workaround, I have to save the file as webpage. Then all the links in the Excel starts working fine. Once again thanks in anticipation. KLJ "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Check out help on worksheet function. =HYPERKLINK("c:\temp\") If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "klj" wrote: Objective: I am craeting a list of folders with titles (names), like index, using Excel. The objective is, when a user clicks on the folder name, the link should open the folder. All folders are on different drives / locations on the network. Procedures: I have created the list and hyperlink to each folder location. The list works fine until I close the file and reopen it. Problem: When I reopen the file, folders on the same drive, where the excel files is saved, would open and all other links would be disabled. When I save the file as webpage and go back to the Excel file everything is working fine. In other words everytime I open the Excel file, I have to save it as webpage before I can use the file! Is there any alternative procedure to create such a list? Thanks, |
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I tried the formula you mentioned. It does not work for the destination on
the network. Here is the location of the folder which I am trying to access using the hyperlink. The 'friendly name' is 2118. I tried the formula with " " and without. It gives the same result. =HYPERLINK("\\tfile\Partitions\2\Projects\2118 Yellowhead TD", 2118) I noticed that when I save the Excel file as webpage the hyperlink address changes from , .../../../Partitions/2/Projects/2118%20Yellowhead%20TD to, \\tfile\Partitions\2\Projects\2118 Yellowhead TD Thanks for your help and hope to find solution to the problem. Regards, "Jacob Skaria" wrote: I dont think you have tried this.; have you? This is a formula. does that change? =HYPERKLINK("c:\temp\") 'OR to a file =HYPERLINK("file:////c:\book11.txt","book11.txt") If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "klj" wrote: Thanks Jacob for the response. I read most of the threads pertaining to the hyperlink on this group. I found similar problems but not answered! Here is the one back from 2006..... Question Subject: Hyperlink Problem 11/2/2006 5:45 AM PST By: Globe Director In: microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions From a worksheet (Excel Office 2003) on my computer I create a hyperlink to a Word file on our server. All works fine until I save the worksheet, which changes the hyperlink address, so it no longer functions. The changes are; it removes the drive letter and adds %20 in front of each word in the address. Can you help? ................... I forgot to mention that I am using Office 2003. As I mentioned earlier I have no problem with the hyperlink when I define/link them to a cell. Problem comes only when I close the file and reopen it, the hyperlink references change. To workaround, I have to save the file as webpage. Then all the links in the Excel starts working fine. Once again thanks in anticipation. KLJ "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Check out help on worksheet function. =HYPERKLINK("c:\temp\") If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "klj" wrote: Objective: I am craeting a list of folders with titles (names), like index, using Excel. The objective is, when a user clicks on the folder name, the link should open the folder. All folders are on different drives / locations on the network. Procedures: I have created the list and hyperlink to each folder location. The list works fine until I close the file and reopen it. Problem: When I reopen the file, folders on the same drive, where the excel files is saved, would open and all other links would be disabled. When I save the file as webpage and go back to the Excel file everything is working fine. In other words everytime I open the Excel file, I have to save it as webpage before I can use the file! Is there any alternative procedure to create such a list? Thanks, |
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\\tfile\Partitions\2\Projects\2118 Yellowhead TD
Copy the above path and paste that to windows explorer 'Address Bar'. Do you get that folder opened....If you can then the below should work.. =Hyperlink("\\tfile\Partitions\2\Projects\2118 Yellowhead TD","2118") If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "klj" wrote: I tried the formula you mentioned. It does not work for the destination on the network. Here is the location of the folder which I am trying to access using the hyperlink. The 'friendly name' is 2118. I tried the formula with " " and without. It gives the same result. =HYPERLINK("\\tfile\Partitions\2\Projects\2118 Yellowhead TD", 2118) I noticed that when I save the Excel file as webpage the hyperlink address changes from , ../../../Partitions/2/Projects/2118%20Yellowhead%20TD to, \\tfile\Partitions\2\Projects\2118 Yellowhead TD Thanks for your help and hope to find solution to the problem. Regards, "Jacob Skaria" wrote: I dont think you have tried this.; have you? This is a formula. does that change? =HYPERKLINK("c:\temp\") 'OR to a file =HYPERLINK("file:////c:\book11.txt","book11.txt") If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "klj" wrote: Thanks Jacob for the response. I read most of the threads pertaining to the hyperlink on this group. I found similar problems but not answered! Here is the one back from 2006..... Question Subject: Hyperlink Problem 11/2/2006 5:45 AM PST By: Globe Director In: microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions From a worksheet (Excel Office 2003) on my computer I create a hyperlink to a Word file on our server. All works fine until I save the worksheet, which changes the hyperlink address, so it no longer functions. The changes are; it removes the drive letter and adds %20 in front of each word in the address. Can you help? ................... I forgot to mention that I am using Office 2003. As I mentioned earlier I have no problem with the hyperlink when I define/link them to a cell. Problem comes only when I close the file and reopen it, the hyperlink references change. To workaround, I have to save the file as webpage. Then all the links in the Excel starts working fine. Once again thanks in anticipation. KLJ "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Check out help on worksheet function. =HYPERKLINK("c:\temp\") If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "klj" wrote: Objective: I am craeting a list of folders with titles (names), like index, using Excel. The objective is, when a user clicks on the folder name, the link should open the folder. All folders are on different drives / locations on the network. Procedures: I have created the list and hyperlink to each folder location. The list works fine until I close the file and reopen it. Problem: When I reopen the file, folders on the same drive, where the excel files is saved, would open and all other links would be disabled. When I save the file as webpage and go back to the Excel file everything is working fine. In other words everytime I open the Excel file, I have to save it as webpage before I can use the file! Is there any alternative procedure to create such a list? Thanks, |
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