In an un-used cell, say Z100, enter:
=LOOKUP(2,1/($B$1:$B$65535>0),$B$1:$B$65535)
This will be the value in the last used cell in column B. Have your
dashboard point to Z100 in the master

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Gary''s Student - gsnu200757
> I am creating a dashboard and I want a link on the main dashboard to go to a
> cell on a specific sheet in a different workbook. That's no problem...The
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> is now the number that i want to show up on cell A2 of my dashboard. Make
> sense? Any help would be appreciated.
Mike Armstrong - 19 Nov 2007 20:12 GMT
That works great, and I will use it! Anyway of hyperlinking to it as well.
In other words, another cell on the dashboard that I can click on to take me
to that cell(The one referenced by the formula, not where the formula is) in
the master?
> In an un-used cell, say Z100, enter:
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> > is now the number that i want to show up on cell A2 of my dashboard. Make
> > sense? Any help would be appreciated.
Gary''s Student - 19 Nov 2007 20:54 GMT
Yes... check back tomorrow (I need a computer with more than email)

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Gary''s Student - gsnu200757
> That works great, and I will use it! Anyway of hyperlinking to it as well.
> In other words, another cell on the dashboard that I can click on to take me
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> > > is now the number that i want to show up on cell A2 of my dashboard. Make
> > > sense? Any help would be appreciated.
Mike Armstrong - 26 Nov 2007 15:13 GMT
Any help on this? Need to now link to the latest cell.
> Yes... check back tomorrow (I need a computer with more than email)
>
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> > > > is now the number that i want to show up on cell A2 of my dashboard. Make
> > > > sense? Any help would be appreciated.