At 16:57 13/08/2024 +0200, Martin Byttebier wrote:
I want to create a hyperlink in a cell on one sheet ... that links
to a specific cell in another sheet ...
Initially, I used Ctrl+K to add a hyperlink and set the target to a
specific cell, such as "Vissen.f31500." This worked fine until I
added some rows to the "Vissen" sheet. The target cell shifted, and
"Vissen.f31500" no longer pointed to the correct entry ...
My question is: Is there a way to make the hyperlink automatically
point to the correct entry, even if rows are added or deleted?
I *think* that if you ascribe a name to the target cell and create
the hyperlink to that name instead of to the cell address, you will
achieve what you require.
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
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