I have a list of data in D15:D3014 (no duplicates).
What i want to do if possible is set up a lookup cell (say in J9) so that
when data is entered into cell J9 that matches data in D15:D3014 then the
page will scroll to the matching data or create a hyperlink to the matching
data..........
Gary''s Student - 29 May 2008 11:07 GMT
=HYPERLINK("#Sheet1!D" &(MATCH(J9,D15:D3014)+14),"go there")
adjust the sheet name to match your sheet name.

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Gary''s Student - gsnu200789
> I have a list of data in D15:D3014 (no duplicates).
> What i want to do if possible is set up a lookup cell (say in J9) so that
> when data is entered into cell J9 that matches data in D15:D3014 then the
> page will scroll to the matching data or create a hyperlink to the matching
> data..........
Charno - 29 May 2008 11:16 GMT
Gary .....your a star, Cheers mate
Charno
> =HYPERLINK("#Sheet1!D" &(MATCH(J9,D15:D3014)+14),"go there")
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> > page will scroll to the matching data or create a hyperlink to the matching
> > data..........
Gary''s Student - 29 May 2008 11:13 GMT
Sorry:
=HYPERLINK("#Sheet1!D" &(MATCH(J9,D15:D3014,0)+14),"go there")
instead

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Gary''s Student - gsnu200789
> I have a list of data in D15:D3014 (no duplicates).
> What i want to do if possible is set up a lookup cell (say in J9) so that
> when data is entered into cell J9 that matches data in D15:D3014 then the
> page will scroll to the matching data or create a hyperlink to the matching
> data..........
Pete_UK - 29 May 2008 11:18 GMT
With J9 reserved for you to enter a value, put this in (say) K9:
=IF(J9="","",HYPERLINK("#D"&MATCH(J9,D153:D3014,0)+14,",jump"))
The word "jump" will appear in K9 when J9 is not empty - just click on
that cell to jump to the appropriate cell in column D.
Hope this helps.
Pete
> I have a list of data in D15:D3014 (no duplicates).
> What i want to do if possible is set up a lookup cell (say in J9) so that
> when data is entered into cell J9 that matches data in D15:D3014 then the
> page will scroll to the matching data or create a hyperlink to the matching
> data..........
Pete_UK - 29 May 2008 11:21 GMT
Sorry, should be D15 not D153.
Hope this helps.
Pete
> With J9 reserved for you to enter a value, put this in (say) K9:
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uturnabout - 29 May 2008 16:23 GMT
What can be done if the data is across columns instead of down rows?
> Sorry, should be D15 not D153.
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Pete_UK - 30 May 2008 00:52 GMT
You would change the range in the second parameter of the MATCH
function to suit your data, and you will probably need to change the
14 to a number appropriate to your layout. It was 14 in this case
because the data started in D15. If your data started in H5, for
example, the number would be 7 as H is the 8th column.
Hope this helps.
Pete
On May 29, 4:23 pm, uturnabout <uturnab...@discussions.microsoft.com>
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