RE: How do I Hyperlink to document using filename in cell?
- From: Matt Bennette <MattBennette@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2008 02:24:01 -0800
Genius........
Thank you, I tried so many combinations was starting to get a little cross.
"~L" wrote:
The trick here is that the path must be text and you can make use of the.
ampersand & to join cells into your string.
Where A1 contains the filename:
=hyperlink("C:\YourFilePath\Here\" &A1, "Follow Me!")
If you don't want to type the extension into A1,
=hyperlink("C:\YourFilePath\Here\" &A1 &".xls", "Follow Me!")
"Matt Bennette" wrote:
I am trying to use the =hyperlink formula in conjunction with a cell
reference to open a word document.
All the files share a common path to a folder, that contains files that
correspond to a list in an excel spread***.
Can anyone help of the syntax? Or is this impossible
Mank Thanks
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