Help with Code

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That almost works. It put the pronumber after the = However the pronumber
must have an open [ before and a close ] after. So if pro# 019154811 is the
pronumber it would look like this at the end of the hyper link:
=[019154811]
 
Okay - I figured it out myself. Maybe this stuff is starting to click.

= " & "[" & stPro & "]"

Thanks All
That almost works. It put the pronumber after the = However the pronumber
must have an open [ before and a close ] after. So if pro# 019154811 is the
pronumber it would look like this at the end of the hyper link:
=[019154811]
 

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