kristiguerrero
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I'm trying to get the hyperlink function to link to another worksheet within my excel file. This is what I have right now;
=HYPERLINK("#'" & D1 & "'!" & B4,"click me")
where D1 contains the workbook name and B4 has the cell address. I've tried it with another worksheet in my file and it's fine, so I know the formula works, but the name of the worksheet I want to have the link go to already contains single quotations and I'm sure that's why it's not working. My co-worker created the workbook and has the worksheet named for the dimensions of what we are designing.
Example: 18' deck
So single quotes are needed.
Is there any go around to have this work?
Also, I tried just linking it through the hyperlink dialog box, but if I save and close the workbook and open it again it gives me the "Reference not valid" error still.
Any help is much appreciated.
=HYPERLINK("#'" & D1 & "'!" & B4,"click me")
where D1 contains the workbook name and B4 has the cell address. I've tried it with another worksheet in my file and it's fine, so I know the formula works, but the name of the worksheet I want to have the link go to already contains single quotations and I'm sure that's why it's not working. My co-worker created the workbook and has the worksheet named for the dimensions of what we are designing.
Example: 18' deck
So single quotes are needed.
Is there any go around to have this work?
Also, I tried just linking it through the hyperlink dialog box, but if I save and close the workbook and open it again it gives me the "Reference not valid" error still.
Any help is much appreciated.