Hyperlinking formula to local folder from Excel Online (file stored in OneDrive)

krisLB7

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I have a file that is stored in OneDrive (cloud, not locally) that I would like to be able to have a column that hyperlinks to local folders.


-XLS stored in the cloud
-Users access via Excel Online
-One column of hyperlinks that when clicked would launch Windows Explorer and open a specific local (to the user) folder
-Local folder path would use a drive letter and not have a UNC path

Doing this on a local Excel file is easy but any thoughts on getting this to work, or approaches to take, for a cloud based file?
 

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