Hi,

I have a hyperlink in my spreadsheet which opens to another worksheet in the
same spreadsheet. At the moment my formula is:
=HYPERLINK("[spreadsheetname.xls]NewWorksheetName!NewCell", "click this to
go to other worksheet")
Instead of using the spreadsheet name, can I use something which says "the
workbook im currently in"? so that if the name changes I wont need to change
the formula?
Ive tried [ThisWorkbook] and [Thisworkbook()] without success.
thanks for any help

cheers

Hi!

Have you tried using a named range ?

Regards,
Rajni

"confused" wrote in message
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Hi,

I have a hyperlink in my spreadsheet which opens to another worksheet in
the
same spreadsheet. At the moment my formula is:
=HYPERLINK("[spreadsheetname.xls]NewWorksheetName!NewCell", "click this to
go to other worksheet")
Instead of using the spreadsheet name, can I use something which says "the
workbook im currently in"? so that if the name changes I wont need to
change
the formula?
Ive tried [ThisWorkbook] and [Thisworkbook()] without success.
thanks for any help

cheers

David McRitchie posted this and it might help you:

=HYPERLINK("#"&CELL("address",C5),C5)
=HYPERLINK("#"&CELL("address",sheetone!C5),sheeton e!C5)
=HYPERLINK("#"&CELL("address",'sheet two'!C5),'sheet two'!C5)

confused wrote:

Hi,

I have a hyperlink in my spreadsheet which opens to another worksheet in the
same spreadsheet. At the moment my formula is:
=HYPERLINK("[spreadsheetname.xls]NewWorksheetName!NewCell", "click this to
go to other worksheet")
Instead of using the spreadsheet name, can I use something which says "the
workbook im currently in"? so that if the name changes I wont need to change
the formula?
Ive tried [ThisWorkbook] and [Thisworkbook()] without success.
thanks for any help

cheers

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Dave Peterson