Opening a hyperlink in a cell with a macro

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steve case

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My formula in cell A1 says: =HYPERLINK(A2,A3)
Cell A2 has the URL
Cell A3 has the name of the website.

And it works, if I click on cell A1 it opens the internet and my target website appears (-:

But my test macro to do that doesn't )-:

Code:
Sub SelectHyperlinkCell()
'
' SelectHyperlinkCell Macro
'


'
    Range("A1").Select
End Sub

I have URLs all the way down
A1
A2
A3
...
A1500

So I would like to have macro that as the last instruction opens up the link. Can this be done?
 

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