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I have received a template file which has hyperlinks from the summary page to
individual detail worksheets. When I am saving the file on my desktop the
hyperlinks are lost as they look for the original file. Is there any way to
auto update the links? I would really appreciate any help.
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On May 10, 12:56*pm, Bel71 wrote:
I have received a template file which has hyperlinks from the summary page to
individual detail worksheets. When I am saving the file on my desktop the
hyperlinks are lost as they look for the original file. Is there any way to
auto update the links? I would really appreciate any help.


I am also curious about this one!! I have done projects for clients
where I had scenario summaries on each row followed by a link to a pdf
file which would display graphs and maps, etc. Even if I zip all the
PDFs up in the same folder with the excel workbook, after I send it
away all of the links are broken. :(
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Matt, yours is slightly different, still use the HYPERLINK function rather
than Insert Hyperlink, but remove paths from the filenames.

=HYPERLINK("example.pdf","Open Example PDF file")

will automatically look in the same folder as your workbook.



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On May 10, 12:56 pm, Bel71 wrote:
I have received a template file which has hyperlinks from the summary page
to
individual detail worksheets. When I am saving the file on my desktop the
hyperlinks are lost as they look for the original file. Is there any way
to
auto update the links? I would really appreciate any help.


I am also curious about this one!! I have done projects for clients
where I had scenario summaries on each row followed by a link to a pdf
file which would display graphs and maps, etc. Even if I zip all the
PDFs up in the same folder with the excel workbook, after I send it
away all of the links are broken. :(

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Instead of using Insert Hyperlink, use the HYPERLINK function, e.g.:

=HYPERLINK("Sheet2!A1", "Go to A1 on Sheet2")




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I have received a template file which has hyperlinks from the summary page
to
individual detail worksheets. When I am saving the file on my desktop the
hyperlinks are lost as they look for the original file. Is there any way
to
auto update the links? I would really appreciate any help.


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