Thanks, but for some reasons I can't make it work. It drives me crazy.
Right now I've set the datebase Range to $Vissen.$G$2:$G$36432
Is this correct?
I think it's wrong. I tested a Database Range for a single cell, and
that's what you'll have to do: a single-cell-range for every link you
want to create.
Think about the range as the destination of the link for your needs: how
could it be composed of a group of cell?
Without sorting the links will work but after sorting Vissen to
place the new entry at the right spot (fron row 2 tot row 36432) like
this column 1: C
Column 2: D
Column 3: E
Column 4: G
the links aren't correct anymore.
You are right. I've done more tests and indeed after sorting I noticed
Database Range was expanded to the entire column of numbers.
Link continues to work, bit it doesn't point to a single cell: it point
to the entire expanded range.
Not what you were searching for.
But I made other tests, and probably found the solution :-)
Remember my previous posts, when I wrote to keep the flag "insert or
delete cells" on?
Well, I was wrong: if you DON'T KEEP ON that flag you will obtain the
effect you are searcing, even after sorting.
Try it and give me a feedback.
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Gabriele Bertolucci
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