I have this formula now:
=HYPERLINK("http://www.domain.com/pics/"&LOWER(SUBSTITUTE(C916,"-",""))&".jpg")
Where C916 is a term such as Apple and it creates the hyperlink www.domain.com/pics/apple.jpg
Now i want it to take a term with spaces and do the same thing but remove the spaces. So if C916 is Apple 123 456, i want the hyperlink created to be www.domain.com/pics/apple123456.jpg
There may be more than 1 space in the cell and it may be in different locations. Can this be done?
Substitute(C916, " ", "") will remove all the spaces
ChemistB
My 2?
substitute commas with semi-colons if your region settings requires
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thanks, can you show me how to combine both the hyphen removal and the space removal into 1 formula?
=HYPERLINK("http://www.domain.com/pics/"&LOWER(SUBSTITUTE(Substitute(C916, " ", ""),"-",""))&".jpg")
thanks a lot
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