Using paste link infromation in cell to hyperlink to source cell?

W

Wayne

I have a paste link cell in a spreadsheet, referring to a
source cell in another spreadsheet and cell. Is there a
way in VBA to open that source spreadsheet and "jump" to
the source cell?

Wayne
 
G

Gary Brown

Check out the HYPERLINK function.
Example:
=HYPERLINK("[C:\Temp\MyFile.xls]Data!$C$2","Test")
will show the word 'Test' in the cell. When selected, the hyperlink will
take you to the 'MYFILE' workbook, the 'Data' worksheet, cell C2.
HTH,
Gary Brown
 
G

Guest

I tried this, here is the contents of the cell:

=HYPERLINK('\\FIL-NW02-06
\MPTTechTeamLeaders\8_Tech_Team_Scorecard\Reddy Team
Scorecards\[2005_Define_Scorecard_Hixson.xls]Scorecard -
Tech Group'!K12)

and I get the little hyperlink hand icon but when I click
nothing happens.

Wayne
-----Original Message-----
Check out the HYPERLINK function.
Example:
=HYPERLINK("[C:\Temp\MyFile.xls]Data!$C$2","Test")
will show the word 'Test' in the cell. When selected, the hyperlink will
take you to the 'MYFILE' workbook, the 'Data' worksheet, cell C2.
HTH,
Gary Brown

I have a paste link cell in a spreadsheet, referring to a
source cell in another spreadsheet and cell. Is there a
way in VBA to open that source spreadsheet and "jump" to
the source cell?

Wayne


.
 
A

Arvi Laanemets

Hi

This must work:
=HYPERLINK(\\FIL-NW02-06\MPTTechTeamLeaders\8_Tech_Team_Scorecard\Reddy
Team Scorecards\2005_Define_Scorecard_Hixson.xls#'Scorecard - Tech
Group'!K12,"MyLink")


Arvi Laanemets

I tried this, here is the contents of the cell:

=HYPERLINK('\\FIL-NW02-06
\MPTTechTeamLeaders\8_Tech_Team_Scorecard\Reddy Team
Scorecards\[2005_Define_Scorecard_Hixson.xls]Scorecard -
Tech Group'!K12)

and I get the little hyperlink hand icon but when I click
nothing happens.

Wayne
-----Original Message-----
Check out the HYPERLINK function.
Example:
=HYPERLINK("[C:\Temp\MyFile.xls]Data!$C$2","Test")
will show the word 'Test' in the cell. When selected, the hyperlink will
take you to the 'MYFILE' workbook, the 'Data' worksheet, cell C2.
HTH,
Gary Brown

I have a paste link cell in a spreadsheet, referring to a
source cell in another spreadsheet and cell. Is there a
way in VBA to open that source spreadsheet and "jump" to
the source cell?

Wayne


.
 
D

Dave Peterson

I think you dropped some double quotes:

=hyperlink("\\fil-....!K12","myLink")



Arvi said:
Hi

This must work:
=HYPERLINK(\\FIL-NW02-06\MPTTechTeamLeaders\8_Tech_Team_Scorecard\Reddy
Team Scorecards\2005_Define_Scorecard_Hixson.xls#'Scorecard - Tech
Group'!K12,"MyLink")

Arvi Laanemets

I tried this, here is the contents of the cell:

=HYPERLINK('\\FIL-NW02-06
\MPTTechTeamLeaders\8_Tech_Team_Scorecard\Reddy Team
Scorecards\[2005_Define_Scorecard_Hixson.xls]Scorecard -
Tech Group'!K12)

and I get the little hyperlink hand icon but when I click
nothing happens.

Wayne
-----Original Message-----
Check out the HYPERLINK function.
Example:
=HYPERLINK("[C:\Temp\MyFile.xls]Data!$C$2","Test")
will show the word 'Test' in the cell. When selected, the hyperlink will
take you to the 'MYFILE' workbook, the 'Data' worksheet, cell C2.
HTH,
Gary Brown

I have a paste link cell in a spreadsheet, referring to a
source cell in another spreadsheet and cell. Is there a
way in VBA to open that source spreadsheet and "jump" to
the source cell?

Wayne


.
 
A

Arvi Laanemets

Hi


Dave Peterson said:
I think you dropped some double quotes:

=hyperlink("\\fil-....!K12","myLink")

More exactly, OE somehow did it - at start quotes were there. I'm trying
again - the right formula will be:

=HYPERLINK("\\FIL-NW02-06\MPTTechTeamLeaders\8 Tech Team Scorecard\Reddy
Team Scorecards\2005_Define_Scorecard_Hixon.xls#'Scorecard - Tech
Group'!K12","MyLink")


Arvi Laanemets

Arvi said:
Hi

This must work:
=HYPERLINK("\\FIL-NW02-06\MPTTechTeamLeaders\8_Tech_Team_Scorecard\Reddy
Team Scorecards\2005_Define_Scorecard_Hixson.xls#'Scorecard - Tech
Group'!K12,"MyLink")

Arvi Laanemets

I tried this, here is the contents of the cell:

=HYPERLINK('\\FIL-NW02-06
\MPTTechTeamLeaders\8_Tech_Team_Scorecard\Reddy Team
Scorecards\[2005_Define_Scorecard_Hixson.xls]Scorecard -
Tech Group'!K12)

and I get the little hyperlink hand icon but when I click
nothing happens.

Wayne

-----Original Message-----
Check out the HYPERLINK function.
Example:
=HYPERLINK("[C:\Temp\MyFile.xls]Data!$C$2","Test")
will show the word 'Test' in the cell. When selected,
the hyperlink will
take you to the 'MYFILE' workbook, the 'Data' worksheet,
cell C2.
HTH,
Gary Brown

message
I have a paste link cell in a spreadsheet, referring to
a
source cell in another spreadsheet and cell. Is there a
way in VBA to open that source spreadsheet and "jump"
to
the source cell?

Wayne


.
 
W

Wayne

tried this, at least got a response but it was Cannot
open specified file!

Wayne
-----Original Message-----
Hi




More exactly, OE somehow did it - at start quotes were there. I'm trying
again - the right formula will be:

=HYPERLINK("\\FIL-NW02-06\MPTTechTeamLeaders\8 Tech Team Scorecard\Reddy
Team
Scorecards\2005_Define_Scorecard_Hixon.xls#'Scorecard -
Tech
Group'!K12","MyLink")


Arvi Laanemets


\MPTTechTeamLeaders\8_Tech_Team_Scorecard\Reddy
Scorecards\2005_Define_Scorecard_Hixson.xls#'Scorecard -
Tech
Group'!K12,"MyLink")

Arvi Laanemets

I tried this, here is the contents of the cell:

=HYPERLINK('\\FIL-NW02-06
\MPTTechTeamLeaders\8_Tech_Team_Scorecard\Reddy Team
Scorecards\[2005_Define_Scorecard_Hixson.xls] Scorecard -
Tech Group'!K12)

and I get the little hyperlink hand icon but when I click
nothing happens.

Wayne

-----Original Message-----
Check out the HYPERLINK function.
Example:
=HYPERLINK("[C:\Temp\MyFile.xls]Data!$C$2","Test")
will show the word 'Test' in the cell. When selected,
the hyperlink will
take you to the 'MYFILE' workbook, the 'Data' worksheet,
cell C2.
HTH,
Gary Brown

message
I have a paste link cell in a spreadsheet, referring to
a
source cell in another spreadsheet and cell. Is there a
way in VBA to open that source spreadsheet and "jump"
to
the source cell?

Wayne


.


.
 
A

Arvi Laanemets

Hi

Maybe there is some minor difference (additional space somewhere or
something alike)?

The foolproof way is: Create a hyperlink using Insert.Hyperlink from menu.
Continue with 'Browse for: File' and select your file. Then click on
Bookmark button - avaliable sheets in selected workbook are displayed.
Select your sheet, and edit the cell reference manually (by default it is
A1). Check the created hyperlink - when all is OK, then activate hyperlink
editor, copy the string from 'Type the file or page name' field, paste it
into Hyperlink function, and wrap it into quetes.


Arvi Laanemets


Wayne said:
tried this, at least got a response but it was Cannot
open specified file!

Wayne
-----Original Message-----
Hi




More exactly, OE somehow did it - at start quotes were there. I'm trying
again - the right formula will be:

=HYPERLINK("\\FIL-NW02-06\MPTTechTeamLeaders\8 Tech Team Scorecard\Reddy
Team
Scorecards\2005_Define_Scorecard_Hixon.xls#'Scorecard -
Tech
Group'!K12","MyLink")


Arvi Laanemets


\MPTTechTeamLeaders\8_Tech_Team_Scorecard\Reddy
Scorecards\2005_Define_Scorecard_Hixson.xls#'Scorecard -
Tech
Group'!K12,"MyLink")

Arvi Laanemets

I tried this, here is the contents of the cell:

=HYPERLINK('\\FIL-NW02-06
\MPTTechTeamLeaders\8_Tech_Team_Scorecard\Reddy Team
Scorecards\[2005_Define_Scorecard_Hixson.xls] Scorecard -
Tech Group'!K12)

and I get the little hyperlink hand icon but when I click
nothing happens.

Wayne

-----Original Message-----
Check out the HYPERLINK function.
Example:
=HYPERLINK("[C:\Temp\MyFile.xls]Data!$C$2","Test")
will show the word 'Test' in the cell. When selected,
the hyperlink will
take you to the 'MYFILE' workbook, the 'Data' worksheet,
cell C2.
HTH,
Gary Brown

message
I have a paste link cell in a spreadsheet, referring to
a
source cell in another spreadsheet and cell. Is there a
way in VBA to open that source spreadsheet and "jump"
to
the source cell?

Wayne


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