hi, James !
> I've spent a good part of the day working on a few pretty complex array formulas.
> I'd now like to add one that will create an array of hyperlinks.
> I thought I could do something equivalent to:
> =HYPERLINK({"http://google.com","http://yahoo.com","http://microsoft.com"},{"google","yahoo","microsoft"})
> ...but I just end up with an array filled with google links...
not an array formulae, but you need to point/index which address will be hyperlinked (i.e.)
[A1] =hyperlink(index({http://google.com";"http://yahoo.com;"http://microsoft.com"},row()),index({"google";"yahoo";"microsoft"},row()))
copy-down n_links
hth,
hector.
james.j.andersen@gmail.com - 12 Nov 2007 15:24 GMT
On Nov 10, 2:23 pm, "H?ctor Miguel" <NOhemiordiS...@PLShotmail.com>
wrote:
> hi, James !
>
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> hth,
> hector.
Thanks Hector!
Héctor Miguel - 12 Nov 2007 17:18 GMT
hi, James !
> Thanks ...
thanks to you, I really appreciate your feed-back
regards,
hector.
>> I've spent a good part of the day working on a few pretty complex array formulas.
>> I'd now like to add one that will create an array of hyperlinks.
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> [A1] =hyperlink(index({http://google.com";"http://yahoo.com;"http://microsoft.com"},row()),index({"google";"yahoo";"microsoft"},row()))
> copy-down n_links