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Something so simple.....<br />
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Not exactly what I was looking for.... but I can modify it. It may become annoying that every time someone enters that cell it jumps to another worksheet.<br />
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Thanks for the quick reply.....
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Something so simple.....

Not exactly what I was looking for.... but I can modify it. It may become annoying that every time someone enters that cell it jumps to another worksheet.

Thanks for the quick reply.....

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I'm disappointed with the &quot;B&quot;. Maybe you'll like this better.<br />
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I'm disappointed with the "B". Maybe you'll like this better.
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Q-28623383a.xlsm

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I am looking to set up a Hyperlink to a spreadsheet in a workbook.<br />
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It would need to change the properties of the destination sheet from &quot;xlVeryhidden&quot; to &quot;xlVisible&quot;, go to that work sheet. And once the user moved to another sheet, the destination sheet would become &quot;xmVeryHidden&quot; again.<br />
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Seems to me to be a great way to jump to instruction sheets or tutorials on how to use the spreadsheet developed.<br />
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Regards....
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I am looking to set up a Hyperlink to a spreadsheet in a workbook.

It would need to change the properties of the destination sheet from "xlVeryhidden" to "xlVisible", go to that work sheet. And once the user moved to another sheet, the destination sheet would become "xmVeryHidden" again.

Seems to me to be a great way to jump to instruction sheets or tutorials on how to use the spreadsheet developed.

Regards....

Looking to set up a Hyperlink to a worksheet

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