Hyperlinks tutorial/complete reference?

[brucemc777]

You folks provided me with an outstanding reference for tables (The Spreadsheet Guru); I am hopeful that there might be something similar out there to fill me in on "hyperlink" - specifically the use of in VBA code. I basically tripped onto it as I wanted to take a plain text URL (from a Form textbox) and allow the user to bring that up. I find in attempting to find a good resource that it has a number of forms, but so far I have not found anything that breaks it down in all uses.

Anyone know of a good resource?

btw, in the event that you might have read any of my other requests this morning, it is still snowing here in Colorado Springs. Reminds me of when I lived in Michigan-

[humdingaling]

you want a hyperlink in a userform textbox??

http://spreadsheetpage.com/index.php...to_a_userform/

here's one for label which can also be applied to textbox

[brucemc777]

Thank-You!!!

Of course, I probably won't want to eMail Bill Clinton (nor his ex-wife) as the example shows (will not remark on my reasoning as that would enter into a political discussion region that I suspect the moderators would frown upon, and maybe get the NSA/FBI on my back ), but I highly value the rest of it!

I find it strange that in the several searches I ran I could not find a good breakdown of parameters along with examples; maybe I typed in something wrong.

[brucemc777]

Thank-You!!!

Of course, I probably won't want to eMail Bill Clinton (nor his ex-wife) as the example shows (will not remark on my reasoning as that would enter into a political discussion region that I suspect the moderators would frown upon, and maybe get the NSA/FBI on my back ), but I highly value the rest of it!

I find it strange that in the several searches I ran I could not find a good breakdown of parameters along with examples; maybe I typed in something wrong.

[humdingaling]

not a problem
i forgot the exact search term i used....i do remember i did a little refining to get the right search terms

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[brucemc777]

Doesn't appear anything more is going to come up, so I guess it be as solved as it's going get.

Many thanks!