G Gord Dibben Jul 18, 2003 #2 Piker It is always helpful to state which version of Excel you are using. Excel 2002...... Right-click on a cell and select "Hyperlink". Select from left "Place in this Document". From the list of worksheets pick the sheet and enter a cellref or choose named range and OK. Excel 97.............. Right-click on a cell and select "Edit Hyperlink". "Link to File or URL" browse to your workbook(file) and select>OK. "Named Location in File" browse to your sheet and enter a cellref or named range and select>OK. Have never used Excel 2000 so no info on that version. Gord Dibben Excel MVP - XL97 SR2 & XL2002
Piker It is always helpful to state which version of Excel you are using. Excel 2002...... Right-click on a cell and select "Hyperlink". Select from left "Place in this Document". From the list of worksheets pick the sheet and enter a cellref or choose named range and OK. Excel 97.............. Right-click on a cell and select "Edit Hyperlink". "Link to File or URL" browse to your workbook(file) and select>OK. "Named Location in File" browse to your sheet and enter a cellref or named range and select>OK. Have never used Excel 2000 so no info on that version. Gord Dibben Excel MVP - XL97 SR2 & XL2002