Hyperlinks in Excel are a great way to navigate around a file, but they can be easily broken if the sheet name changes. Try these solutions using a formula to create hyperlinks that don’t break so easily. In the image below there is a formula in cell C3 that creates a hyperlink to cell A1. Here is the formula. =HYPERLINK("#"&CELL("address",A1),"<link text>") Simply change the cell reference from A1 to whatever cell you want to link to. This works for a…
When joining parts of names together, you may want vary the characters you use to separate the name. Depending on the effect you may be able to use array syntax to control the characters and their location.
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If you need to have a drop-down list automatically adjust and remove items as they are selected, here’s one technique.
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Array syntax is a powerful feature in Excel. Array syntax allows you to create a list within your formulas which makes them self-contained. Typing array syntax is difficult as you need to use a combination of quotation marks, commas or semi-colons plus braces (curly brackets).
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