Back Button Link

bruntonomo

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  2. 2016
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My question has two parts to it, but I would be happy if I could just get the first part answered. The second part is mostly aesthetics.

1) Is it possible to create a link that will jump back to a previous point in an Excel document? I have a rather large document that I'm creating, and I'm creating reference links to other parts of the document. It would be a huge pain for the user to click the link, jump way down the page, and then have no way of jumping right back to where they were. Is there a way to make a link that 'understands' where you came from and allows you to jump right back?

2) Is there any way to create a floating back button that appears in the bottom right corner once an anchor link is clicked, and then disappears after the user clicks the hover button?
 

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1) I guess it is - Worksheet_FollowHyperlink Event can be used to determine which link was clicked and make the necessary arrangements/changes at the destination point to allow going back to this cell.

2) I would do this with a small userform (as big as the button on it). Also it should not be modal. Then again Worksheet_FollowHyperlink Event can be used to show the form.
 
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Thank you for the response!

I will have to look at how these events work. I really don't know much of anything about VBA. It gives me hope that I can configure something like this though.

Do you have any suggestions for tutorials that I can follow to learn this?
 
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I personally started with a "Step by step" book for Access, but this was some long time ago :)
Then filling in the blanks searching through the web. I am not e real developer or programmer - just an enthusiast with not enough spare time recently.
Good luck.
Do not hesitate to use this board to get help.
 
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