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I am trying to include 'hyperlink' inside a formula but am encountering difficulties. Even when I use just hyperlink as a formula on its own, it accepts the formula but returns an error message.
![]() Ultimately the user will select a month from a drop down list, the hyperlink will take them to the relevant sheet (one for each month), any help in achieving this would be much appreciated. Thanks from a newbie. ![]() Hi All I think I have found the solution on another site. You need to include the # symbol at the beginning of the formula argument to direct it to a local sheet. So for example the expression would look like this =HYPERLINK("#"&J7&"!"&"A1","Sheet 7") This detail is not included in the Microsoft Help material. Hope this helps someone else. Last edited by MarkH; 12-27-2015 at 03:05 AM. Reason: Solution found |
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