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I am trying to create a Hyperlink to open a file from an Excel spreadsheet.
Only a part of the file name (a few characters) is in the spreadsheet. I tried using * as wild card character to represent other parts of the name. ex: =HYPERLINK("e:\Disc 1\MP 200\","*"&K1018&"*"&".PDF"). Cell K1018 contains part of the file name. When I click on the Hyperlink it takes me to the subfolder but it is not opening the image file. Do I have to use any other character for the wild card? Any help in this regard is very much appreciated. |
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