Excel Hyperlink Function Not Working

17-11-2021
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HYPERLINK function returns 'Cannot open specified file' I am trying to use the HYPERLINK function but to no avail. I have exhausted all the standard help available on this, but I cannot figure out what is wrong, Here is an example of the syntax I am trying to use to hyperlink to a cell on the same tab of a spreadsheet: =HYPERLINK($U$14,'Table 20-09'). Apr 14, 2016 Re: hyperlink as result of vlookup function not working. Manage attachments. Browse (for excel file) Upload (ecel file what will you see on left side under Browse) Close. Save/Send or something. Register To Reply.

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Excel hyperlink function not working video
  • The HYPERLINK function takes two arguments: linklocation and friendlyname. Linklocation is the destination or path the link should follow, entered as text. Friendlyname is the text that will be displayed with the link. When a user clicks a cell that contains the HYPERLINK function, Excel will open the file or page specified by linklocation.
  • Feb 15, 2021 Open the workbook with the broken hyperlink(s). You can usually open the file in Excel by double-clicking its filename. Use this method if you've already checked your hyperlinks for accuracy and the links are still not working. Excel checks your hyperlinks when you save the file—if the hyperlinks are not working at the moment you save (for example, if you save when you'.
  • HYPERLINK function is not working in my any excel book whichever i'm creating now.but the HYPERLINK function is working fine in my old excel book which was prepared so many months before.what is the problem?there is no problem with the syntax of the HYPERLINK which i entered but still the function is not working.