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So make sure you have
file:///\r01\Weight Control\monthlyupdate.doc
as text in A1. Then use this in B1:
=HYPERLINK(A1)
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When I save a excel spreadsheet with hyperlinks whilst connected to a server, everything works. If I lose the link to the server and save to my pc, all the hyperlinks changes their paths from the server to my pc. When I reopen the spreadsheet the links no longer work due to the path changing.
I have in options, advance, web options - unticked "update links on save" but it still does it.
Although I use excel 2013, I save in 2003 version as some of my co workers are still using this.
Thanks for your help
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So make sure you have
file:///\r01\Weight Control\monthlyupdate.doc
as text in A1. Then use this in B1:
=HYPERLINK(A1)
Try INDIRECT function. It will preserve your path.
The path originally was -
file:///\r01\Weight Control\monthlyupdate.doc
On saving it changed to -
file:///C:\terry\desktop\Weight Control\monthlyupdate.doc
I'm not sure what you mean by - convert links to text and then use HYPERLINK?
Thanks
The path originally was -
file:///\r01\Weight Control\monthlyupdate.doc
On saving it changed to -
file:///C:\terry\desktop\Weight Control\monthlyupdate.doc
Are these hyperlinks pointing to (otherwise) fixed locations? If so, convert all your links to text and use the HYPERLINK function to create the links.