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I am running excel 2002 on windows xp professional. I have an excel
file and I am trying to create a hyperlink to a file on the network. After I create the hyperlink I can click on it and it will open the file. After I save the excel file it will not work any more. Any suggestions. Thanks Steve |
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Assume you have assigned a Mapped Drive to the server location, say G:
Put the name of the file somewhere, say E45: dental options.xls In another cell: =HYPERLINK("file:///G:\" & E45) this will get you a nice stable hyperlink -- Gary''s Student - gsnu2007c "Steve Crow" wrote: I am running excel 2002 on windows xp professional. I have an excel file and I am trying to create a hyperlink to a file on the network. After I create the hyperlink I can click on it and it will open the file. After I save the excel file it will not work any more. Any suggestions. Thanks Steve |
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Are you using the Universal Naming Convention (UNC) to refer to the
file...or are you using a mapped drive letter? I haven't experience any issues using the UNC. Examples: Using UNC: \\MyServer\MyFolder\MyFile.xls Using a mapped drive letter referring to \\MyServer\MyFolder\: H:\MyFile.xls You might notice that your browser or newsreader interprets the UNC version as a link, but not the mapped drive version, above. Does that help? -------------------------- Regards, Ron Microsoft MVP (Excel) (XL2003, Win XP) "Steve Crow" wrote in message ... I am running excel 2002 on windows xp professional. I have an excel file and I am trying to create a hyperlink to a file on the network. After I create the hyperlink I can click on it and it will open the file. After I save the excel file it will not work any more. Any suggestions. Thanks Steve |
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