Hello,
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I am working with Excel 2010. I have a spread sheet that has multiple pages. The very first page is a snap shot of the totals of the other pages. Is it possible to hyperlink a cell on the front page and direct it to a specific sheet within the workbook?
For example - If I have a sheet named "Sales", and the front sheet total for the sheet named "Sales" is £250.....is it possible to click the £250 cell and have it jump to the sheet named "Sales"? You have to keep in mind that the cell that has the total is a calculation based on the "Sales" sheet. Another way to do it would be to use a cell in the same row that is desgination the 'jump to' cell that would jump to the sheet.
I hope this is not too confusing to follow...in re-reading it I may have made it sound harder than it needs to be.
Thanks for any help or effort put into this!
Best wishes,
Dave
Last edited by wisedave; 02-16-2012 at 12:16 PM.
Can anybody chime in on this? I am interested to see if there is a solution.
Many thanks,
Dave
Not sure i understood, but you can use HYPERLINK.
Say A2 is a text Sales. You have sheet named Sales. In B2 use
=HYPERLINK("#'"&A2&"'!A1",SUM(INDIRECT("'"&A2&"'!A:A")))
This will sum column A from the sheet entered in A2 & give a hyperlink on it's total.
if this is not you are looking, please attach a sample file.
HTH; Haseeb
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-Dave
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