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How can I use the HYPERLINK command in a conditional statement so that I can
move from one sheet to another based upon the conditions? I'm setting up a Menu with check boxes. I'm testing the boxes to either produce a link to one sheet in the workbook or another link to another sheet in the workbook. I don't want to do any coding as this should be possible without resorting to that; however, the suggesting in the help files does not work for Excel 2000. It should be: =HYPERLINK("[Workbook]Sheet1!A1","Click Here") so the conditional statement would look like this: =IF(A1=A2,HYPERLINK("[Workbook]Sheet1!A1","Click Here"),False) so if A1=A2 I should get "Click Here" point me to Sheet1 in the A1 location. Any help would be wonderful. |
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