Make shape hyperlink to sheet based on cell value

craigg3

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Im able to put a link in a cell, such as =HYPERLINK("#'"&X3&"'!A1","GO"), where X3 contains a sheet name and the sheet name will change often. This works fine if link is placed directly in a cell, but I can not get it to work if trying to hyperlink using a shape. Any suggestions on how to make it work for by clicking a shape instead of a cell? Would prefer it to work without using VBA.
 

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I cannot imagine it's possible without code given that a formula bar has no awareness of a shape click event. Happy to be proved wrong though. Code is as simple as

Sub IsoscelesTriangle3_Click()
ThisWorkbook.FollowHyperlink "https:\google.ca"

End Sub
 
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Thanks Micron, it may not be possible without code, I couldn't figure it out anyway.
Was just trying to keep the spreadsheet simple (macro free) for users so they wouldn't have to go through the process of enabling macros/unblocking...
 
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I asked if a shape could have a formula or hyperlink. Couple of examples:


or maybe get creative with textbox embedded in shape but formatted to not look like a tb.
 
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