Filter Link to workbook tabs

Mark C.

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HI, I have a main tab that has a lits of stock market ETFs. I added a filter to update daily what ETFs are moving the most. Then I added a link in column J to take me to the tab of the ETF that I want to review more info about. However, now when I use the filter the linked column J does not move with the rest of the columns and thus they do not correspond to the correct ETF anymore. Does anyone know if it is possible to filter the linked columns so that they stay with the corresponding ETF they are supposed to represent? See attached image.
 

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