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I can’t test
this, but have you tried ‘Alt + ß’? From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Glen Plantz Hi Folks, We have a set of Excel Workbooks that are constructed
by Perl Win32::OLE scripts. The Workbooks consist of reports in the form of
Worksheets. Each Worksheet has a column of Hyperlink Objects that direct the
user to one Sheet of a set of "definition pages" (a set of Worksheets
at the end of each Workbook ) that gives details on how the values in
that row are calculated. My issue is how to allow the user to "go back"
to the page from where they came when they are on a definition page, by either
clicking on a hyperlink on the definition page they are currently on, or with a
simple Control-Sequence. I know that the user can get back to a Sheet from
where they originally clicked on the hyperlink ( that brought them to the
current definition page ) by executing:
Control-G
<ENTER> (
Control-G here brings up the "Go To" dialog box, listing a series of
"References", one of which is highlighted, which is the reference for
the sheet from where they came.
Hitting the ENTER key will bring them back to the sheet from where they came).
I can't construct a Hyperlink Object on these
"definition" sheets, because a user could go to one specific
definition sheet from any number of Worksheets. Does anyone know of a solution to allow a user to get
back to a Sheet from where they clicked on a hyperlink, other than using the
"Control-G <ENTER>" sequence ??? Thanks as always for any help. Glen Plantz |
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