Convert a Hyperlink formula into a VBA code?

rhelm

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Greetings,

So I've been adding hyperlinks in all my sheets to help expedite google searches w/ criteria located in various cells.

He're's my handy link:
=HYPERLINK("http://www.google.com/search?q="&A1&", "&A3&", "&A6&"&safe=active","Go")

I think I'd like to move away from that to lessen the clutter on my sheets.:confused:

Can somebody show me the syntax to convert this hyperlink into a macro? Whatever the active Row is where I'd want to grab the search criteria.

Regards,
rhelm
 

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