Change body of Outlook e-mail location to hyperlink

tiredofit

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  2. 2019
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In Excel, I have created a sub that creates an e-mail in Outlook and adds some text in the body.

In particular, I have text which is a location, such as:

Code:
C:\MyLocation\MyFiles\

The problem is this is displayed simply as text. I want it to be hyperlink.

Can it be done with VBA from Excel?

Thanks
 

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Found this:

Code:
Dim Fileloc

Fileloc = "C:\MyLocation\MyFiles\"

.HTMLBody = "<a href=h>" & Fileloc & "</a>"

which does indeed turns the text as a hyperlink but when I click on it, it thinks it's a webpage and opens the web browser instead of Windows Explorer.

How can I fix it?
 
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