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Dalebopp
Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
OK, I feel like an idiot having to post what should be, a very simple thing to do. However, I'm completely perplexed as to how to make a 'hyperlink' to another spot in the same file.
Example: I would like to link D17 (sheet 1) to F15 (sheet 2).
Now on the older versions of the software (currently using Microsoft Excel 2008 for Mac), it was SUPER easy to do this. The terrible part is, I have examples already embedded in the sheet, as I have e-mailed myself a version created on MS Excell 2003 (for Windows) at my office.
Can someone please clue me in as to what I'm doing wrong. All the help pages tell me to "follow the instructions", which of course, doesn't help my situation very much.
OK, be easy on me guys... I'm relatively new to Excel. I'm sure there's something very simple that I'm doing wrong, but it's just not as straight forward as I would have expected it to be (based on how easy it was to do in the older versions).
Thanks in advance for any help provided.
-Scott
OK, I feel like an idiot having to post what should be, a very simple thing to do. However, I'm completely perplexed as to how to make a 'hyperlink' to another spot in the same file.
Example: I would like to link D17 (sheet 1) to F15 (sheet 2).
Now on the older versions of the software (currently using Microsoft Excel 2008 for Mac), it was SUPER easy to do this. The terrible part is, I have examples already embedded in the sheet, as I have e-mailed myself a version created on MS Excell 2003 (for Windows) at my office.
Can someone please clue me in as to what I'm doing wrong. All the help pages tell me to "follow the instructions", which of course, doesn't help my situation very much.
OK, be easy on me guys... I'm relatively new to Excel. I'm sure there's something very simple that I'm doing wrong, but it's just not as straight forward as I would have expected it to be (based on how easy it was to do in the older versions).
Thanks in advance for any help provided.
-Scott