A family of Microsoft spreadsheet software with tools for analyzing, charting, and communicating data.
You could try using a named range in the hyperlink.
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I have set up a hyperlink that takes me from a cell in sheet1 to cell A1 in sheet2 of the same workbook:
=HYPERLINK("[jesse.xls]Sheet2!A1","CLICK HERE")
This works beautifully, except for one problem. I recently needed to edit sheet2 by adding a new row at the top. As a result, my information in cell A1 moved down to cell A2. However, when I click on the link, it still takes me to cell A1, now blank.
Is there any way I can set up a hyperlink that is smart enough to always take me to the same data, even if that data moves to different cells as a result of row/column additions?
-Jesse
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You could try using a named range in the hyperlink.
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This requires Macros, else you cannot accomplish what you want.
Copy/move the Data from the A2 to A1 and then check how it works.